<u>Basic answer</u>
When is a quadrilateral a square?
When it has four right angles and four congruent sides.
<u>Geometry Answer (just in case, since the question is vague)</u>
How can you prove if a quadrilateral is a square?
It is a square if it is both a rectangle and a rhombus.
It is a rectangle if
a) It has a right angle and is a parallelogram
b) It has congruent diagonals and is a parallelogram
c) It has four right angles
It is a rhombus if
a) It has two adjacent sides congruent and is a parallelogram
b) Its diagonal bisects opposite angles and it is a parallelogram
c) Its diagonals perpendicular bisect each other
It is a parallelogram if
a) Two pairs of opposite sides parallel
b) Two pairs of opposite sides congruent
c) One pair of sides both congruent and parallel
d) The diagonals bisect each other
e) Two pairs of opposite angles congruent
Answer:
A) Each interior angle of the Regular Hexagon = 120°
B)The measure of the supplementary angle of an interior angle is 60°
Step-by-step explanation:
Regular Hexagon : A 6 sided polygon which has all 6 interior angles as EQUAL is called a regular hexagon.
So, here are 6 interior angles of the hexagon are equal.
Also, Sum of all interior angles of an hexagon = 720°
Let us assume the each angle of the hexagon = m
⇒ m + m + m + m + m + m = 720°
or, 6 m = 720°
or, m = 720° / 6 = 120°
⇒ Each interior angle of the Regular Hexagon = 120°
Now, a side is extended to form an exterior angle.
Let us assume the measure of that exterior angle = k
⇒ k + m = 180 ° ( as k and m are SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES)
or, k = 180 - 120 = 60 °
or, k = 60 °
Hence, the measure of the supplementary angle of an interior angle is 60°
I feel like it would be mean or median, because there is no outlier, making it so that all of the numbers are closely put together.
Put the set into order.
25, 26, 27, 28, 29
So, we know that this is all in order, making it so that we know for sure that there is no outlier.
If you find the mean, it'll represent the data nicely.
We know that both the mean and median represent the data set nicely, because it just does. It's one of those things that are extremely painful and hard to fully explain and have someone understand, but don't worry, it makes sense.
So, it can't just be the mean only or the median only.
It also can't be the mode only, because THERE IS NO MODE!
So, our final answer is mean or median :)
~Hope I helped!~
There are 26 letters in the english alphabet, asussuming that they are all upper case, you would multiply 26×6 to find all of the different combinations of numbers.
there are 1000 possible ways to organize the nine individual numbers (000, 001, 002,...,999)
I hope that helps, I am not really sure how you would go on from there, good luck!
