Answer:
451. No, the angles are wrong.
Step-by-step explanation:
450. AB = 15, BC = 10, and CD= 7. Find the length DA.
This cannot be done without additional information about the sort of figure that ABCD is. If these are points on a line segment, we need to know their order. If these are points on a quadrilateral, we need to know its description in more detail.
If these are points ordered ABCD on a line, then AD = 15+10+7 = 32.
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451. See the attached figure. BPQD is not a parallelogram: BCQ is not a straight line. (The internal angles of a pentagon are 108°, but would need to be 120° for BCQ to be a straight line, making BP parallel to DQ.) Instead, BPQD is an isosceles trapezoid.
Its T : 400
H : 20 Hope this help fam because 200 isn't the answer.
Answer: This is kinda confusing but I would say no
Step-by-step explanation: Because they would be congruent if the little line in JKD is in the middle of JK instead of KD.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
128/2=64
64/2=32
32/2=16
16/2=8
8/2=4
4/2=2
2/2=1
It depends what your trying to get close to. If your trying to get close to a number that is easier to work with 1 4/8 is good because its the same as 11/2 but the closest whole number is 1.