Based on the quadrilaterals given, the types of angles that we see are Acute and Obtuse.
<h3>Which angles are shown in these quadrilaterals?</h3>
Acute angles are those that are less than 90° and these are shown in the trapezium quadrilateral.
Obtuse angles are higher than 90° and so are drawn outwards as seen in the parallelogram.
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Y+3=-36
-3 -3
So Y equals -39
Answer:
(a-z)/z = m
Step-by-step explanation:
a = zm+z
Subtract z from each side
a-z = mz+z-z
a-z = mz
Divide by z
(a-z) /z = mz/z
(a-z)/z = m
The fact that there are two length sides and two width sides.