On an isosceles trapezoid, the two sides that are not parallel to each other will be exactly the same length. If this is true, than it would be create a symetric trapezoid. The diagonals would be the same length. The bases of any trapezoid are parallel, so this is true. The diagonals cannot possibly be perpendicular because the 2 nonparallel sides would be slanted. So, the answer is the 3rd choice.
Answer:
1195.22N.
Step-by-step explanation:
Mass: m =82.6 kg
Velocity: v= 16.4m/sec.
Distance: d = 9.29 metres.
Acceleration = (v²/2d) = (16.4²/18.58) = 14.47m/sec².
Force = (mass x acceleration) = (82.6 x 14.47) = 1195.22N.
One pair of opposite sides both parallel and congruent implies a parallelogram.
Answer:






Step-by-step explanation:
Given the congruence statement ∆CGI
∆MPR, it follows that the corresponding sides of both ∆s are equal, as well as the corresponding vertices or angles. It implies that ∆CGI and ∆MPR are of the same shape and size.
✅Thus, the 6 pairs of the corresponding congruent parts of ∆CGI and ∆MPR are:






Rewritten: y=15x + 50
slope: 15
y intercept: (0,50)