Answer:
1. Interior angles:- B and F
C and G
2. Corresponding angles:- E and G
F and H
A and C
B and D
3. Equal
4. Angle A = 105
Angle C = 105
Angle D = 75
Angle E = 75
Angle F = 105
Angle G = 75
Angle H = 105
5. Angle D
6. Angle B = 65
Step-by-step explanation:
1. The pairs of angles on one side of the transversal but inside the two lines are called Consecutive Interior Angles.
∴ Pair of interior angles are:- 1) B and F
2) C and G
2. Corresponding angles:- the angles which occupy the same relative position at each intersection where a straight line crosses two others.
∴ Pair of corresponding angles:- 1) A and C
2) B and D
3) E and G
4) F and H
3. Angle D and E are equal as they form alternate exterior angles.
4. Angle B = 75 degrees
Angle A = (180-B) = 105 degrees
Angle C = (180-B) = 105 degrees(interior angles)
Angle D = B = 75 degrees(corresponding angles)
Angle E = B = 75 degrees(congruent angles)
Angle F = (180-B) = 105 degrees
Angle G = B = 75 degrees(alternate interior angles)
Angle A = (180-B) = 105 degrees
5. Angle D
6. Angle F = 115 degrees
Angle B = (180-115) = 65 degrees
Answer:
One
Step-by-step explanation:
9/sin(34) = 6/sinC
sinC = 0.372795269
C = 21.9, 158.1
Since 158.1 + 34 = 192.1 > 180
It will not form a triangle
So,
Only one triangle with angle 21.9° at C
Answer:
= 486 in²
Step-by-step explanation:
Linear scale factor = Image distance/object distance
Therefore; Linear scale factor = OL'/OL
= 54/ 12
= 9/2
Area scale factor is equivalent to the square of linear scale factor
Thus;
Area scale factor = (9/2)²
= 81/4
Hence; 81/4 = Area of larger rectangle/Area of smaller rectangle
Area of the smaller rectangle = 4 ×6 = 24 in²
Therefore;
Area of enlarged or larger pic = 81/4× 24
<u>= 486 in²</u>
Answer:
A bi conditional statement is a combination of a conditional statement and its converse written in the if and only if form. Two line segments are congruent if and only if they are of equal length
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
<u>greater than what it was before</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Remember</em>, a tornado usually causes significant structural damages to houses within its area of impact., and this requires running expenses to repair the damage.
Hence,<u> since the term </u><u>expenditure, </u><u>also implies expenses; we can expect the total expenditure on housing after the tornado to be </u><u>greater than</u><u> what it was before the tornado since families would be paying for repairs.</u>
