Answer:
right trapezoid
Step-by-step explanation:
It is a quadrilateral, but it's a special type called a right trapezoid (or trapezium, depending what country you are from).
The definition of a right trapezoid is a quadrilateral (4 sided shaped) with 2 parallel sides and 2 adjacent right angles.
The measure of the seventh <em>interior</em> angle of the heptagon is 124°. (Correct choice: C)
<h3>What is the measure of the missing interior angle in a heptagon?</h3>
Heptagons are polygons with seven sides, seven vertices, seven <em>interior</em> angles and seven <em>central</em> angles. Herein we know the value of the sum of six interior angles and we need to know the measure of the seventh <em>interior</em> angle. We can determine the measure of the seven interior angles by using the following expression:
θ = (n - 2) · 180°, where n is the number of sides of the polygon. (1)
If we know that n = 7, then sum of the internal angles in the heptagon is:
θ = (7 - 2) · 180°
θ = 900°
And the measure of the final interior angle is found by subtraction:
θ₇ = 900° - 776°
θ₇ = 124°
The measure of the seventh <em>interior</em> angle of the heptagon is 124°. (Correct choice: C)
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I would say B for this question
Answer:
first you have to look at one of the sides of the scaled copy. If they are divisible by the numbers in the original shape, then try and see if the others sides of the scaled copy are scaled by the same factor. If they are, then they are a scaled copy.
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