Answer:
quadilateral and parallelogram
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the diagram attached.
The given four is known to have 4 sides and sicne quadilaterals are figures having four side, hence the given figure is a quadilateral. The example of the quadilateral is a parallelogram since opposite sides of the quadilateral are equal.
The names that accurately descbes the figure are quadilateral and parallelogram
Short answer: 2 * sqrt(13)
Remark
There are a number of ways to look at this. I'll pick the easiest.
Step one
Factor 52 until there are no more prime factors to be used.
52 = 2 * 26
52 = 2 * 2 * 13. That's as far as you can go.
Rule
For every 2 equal prime factors, 1 of them can be taken out side of the root sign. The other one disappears.
sqrt(52) = sqrt(2*2* 13) = 2*sqrt(13)
Answer 2sqrt(13) <<<< answer
Answer:
a. 15/23
b. 13/27
c. 400g
Step-by-step explanation:
a. When the denominators are the same, you can just sum the numerators.
Which becomes, 13+2=15--> 15/23
b. Same, when the denominator is the same, you can just minus the numerators. Which becomes, 25-12=13--> 13/27
c. 1kg=1000g. 1000/5=200✖️2=400
The following that are mathematical sentences are b,c
