Height of the kite is = 36 inches.
Width of the kite is = 30 inches
One of the ways to find the area is to draw a vertical line to break the kite into two equal triangles. Mark the base as 36 inches and height as 15 inches .
Now we will use the formula 
to find the area of each triangle. Then we will add both the areas to find the area of the kite.
Area of 1 triangle = 
= 270 square inches
Area of the 2nd triangle is also = 270 square inches
Hence, area of the kite = 270+270 = 540 square inches
Answer:
m=47
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
slope= -2/5
Step-by-step explanation:
(7,7)(12,5)
7-5
/ = 2/-5
7-12
Take a look at the picture and note that the same tick marks represent that they are congruent parts.
A. UV is parallel to JL. Yes, this is correct. They are parallel because they don't intersect at any point.
B. UW = 12KL. This is incorrect. The truth is, UW = (1/2)(KL). If this is a typo error and there should've been a '/' in between 1 and 2, then this is acceptable.
C. UW = VW. As you can see, UKVW is a rectangle. They have two pairs of congruent sides. And UW≠VW, so this is incorrect.
D. UV = UK. The diagonal of a rectangle is never equal with one of its sides. So, this is incorrect.
E. JK = 2VW. Since VW=UK and we can see that twice the length of UK is equal to JK, then this is correct.
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
x = 4
y = 7
z = 10
6x - y^2 + 3z
= 6 ( 4 ) - 7^2 + 3 ( 10 )
= 24 - 49 + 30
= 24 + 30 - 49
= 54 - 49
= 5
