Answer:
D. One
Step-by-step explanation:
A parallelogram will have two sets of equal sides. Since we have that fact, all we need to know are the angles.
A quadrilateral will have a total of 360° in its angles. If only one angle is equal to 90°, then we can do <u>the math</u> to figure out that all the others must be 90° as well. A rectangle is a parallelogram with the opposite sides being parallel and all the angles being 90°. This then answers the question.
"<u>The Math</u>"
-> Keep in mind there will be four angles
-> Once we subtract the first angle of 90°, we will have three angles left. Hence why we divide by 3.
360° - 90° = 270°
270° / 3 = 90° ✓
Using the Law of Sines (sina/A=sinb/B=sincC for any triangle)
sinc/28=sin90/53 (sin90=1) multiply both sides by 28
sinc=28/53 take the inverse of sin (arcsin) of both sides
c=arcsin(28/53)°
c≈31.89° (to nearest hundredth of a degree)
So it is obvious that they rounded to nearest tenth of a degree
c≈31.9°
Multiply the numbers and add the exponents.
(2*3)(x^(5+3/5))
= 6x^(28/5)
<h2><u>The value of x is equal to 6.</u></h2>
2 + 3x = 20
Subtract 2 from both sides.
3x = 18
Divide both sides by 3.
x = 6
