Answer:
You could say something like, "My servey answers I got were a little bit different then the results in the artical. This may be because the pople I asked have different oppinions on this subject. Also. . . "Insert Something About The Margin Errors Here". . .That is how my results compare to the results in the passage and why they are different.
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I'm not sure if this is the format u want though.
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hope this helps you dear friend.
Answer:
2*√2
Step-by-step explanation:
You need to use the trigonometrical function of angle (You should use the side sqrt2 and x to find the x). Take any acute angle (for example, 60 degrees)
The cos of this angle is equal to the ratio of adjoined leg (sqrt2) to the hypotenude (the side opposite to right angle, it is x)
cos60degrees= sqrt2/ x
1/2= sqrt2/x
x= 2*sqrt2= 2*√2
A. <em>EBG </em><u>45 degrees</u> , <em>EBG </em><u>is acute</u>
(1. C 2. A 3. B 4. B 5. B)
Number 1.) - I think it is D.
Number 2.) B
Number 3.) A or B I am not sure.
Can I get marked as brainllest Please?
