Yes, a quadrilateral can be a square, which has a right angle also.
Anywhere there is a point, is part of the domain. So we see a point at x = -2. x = 0, x = 1, x= 2, x = 3, and x = 4.
So the domain would be
{-2, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4}
Answer choice 1.
2(i).
(3y-20)+(4x-5)+(x+y-10)+(2x+5)=360 (Angles sum of it trapezium)
3y-20+4x-5+x+y-10+2x+5=360
7x+4y=390
(Shown)
2(ii).
(3y-20)+(2x+5)=180 (Interior Angles, Parallel Lines)
2x+3y=195
(Shown)
Hope it helps : )
Answer:
<h2>-5*3 -8*-5 +2</h2><h2>= -15 +40 +2</h2><h2>= 27</h2>
Answer:
He jogs 4 9/10 kilometers in 6 1/8 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
If you multiple 4/5 time 6 1/8 you'll get 4.9, which in fraction form is 4 9/10.
