Answer:
107r³
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: The answer is ∠TUV.
Step-by-step explanation: Given in the question a quadrilateral SVUT with ∠SVU = 112°. We need to determine the angle whose measure will decide whether or not the quadrilateral SVUT is a trapezoid.
We know that for a quadrilateral to be a trapezoid, we need only one condition that one pair of opposite sides must be parallel.
So, in quadrilateral SVUT, since the measure of ∠SVU is given, so we can decide it is a trapezoid or not if we know the measure of ∠TUV. As ST and UV cannot be parallel, so its meaningless to determine ∠TSV.
For SV and TU to be parallel to each other, we need
∠SVU + ∠TUV = 180° (sum of interior alternate angles).
Therefore,
∠TUV = 180° - 112° = 68°.
Thus, we need to determine ∠TUV and its measure shoul be 68°.
I would say that they didnt because if you plug anythin in that equation it wont be a solution......i think thats what it meant
A) John: 3.75+1.45m
Kiara: 6.25+0.55m
B) (3.75+1.45m)+(6.25+0.55m)
Added: 10+2m
C) (10+2m) divide by 2
Factored: 5+m
Recall that
Your sums start at 
, so in order to apply these formulas directly, you need to compensate for the missing first two terms:
