Answer:
∠B and ∠F
∠F and ∠E . . . already listed in the problem statement, so may not be considered an "other pair"
Step-by-step explanation:
∠C and ∠F are vertical angles, so are congruent. Then any angle complementary to one of those will also be complementary to the other.
Likewise, ∠B and ∠E are vertical angles and congruent. Any angle complementary to one of them will also be complementary to the other. Here, ∠E and ∠F are listed as complementary, so we know ∠B and ∠F will be also.
I think you need help on every question you did, because mostly it is not accurate and correct.
Well, we can clearly see that both axises are labeled. The left axis (often called the y-axis) is labeled Scores and the bottom axis (often called the x-axis) is labeled Students.
The graph doesn't look to be misleading either.
As for the middle statement:
The x-axis doesn't need a scale.
The y-axis is clearly increasing in 5-point intervals.
So, the answer is B. Statement B is not true.
6. It is the three point times the amount of that a line is. every line is has two points three times two equal 6
