A polygon cannot have curved sides. Examples of polygons include a triangle, square, rectangle, or any unnamed shape that is closed in, and has straight sides. ... A quadrilateral is a special kind of polygon that has exactly four sides that are all line segments.

Answer:
D. 245.
Step-by-step explanation:
If you take 1,085 cars and divide it by 31, and then take that answer and multiply it by 7 you get 245.
4g+3(-3+4g)=1-g
Distribute the 3(-3+4g)
4g-9+12g=1-g
Add 4g and 12g
16g-9=1-1g
Add 1g and 16g (variables always have an invisible 1 in front)
17g-9=1
Add 9 and 1
17g=10
Divide both sides by 17 and the answer is g=10/17
Yes, because it is continuous on [0,2] and differentiable on (0,2), the theorem states that there must exist some value c where a line tangent to c is parallel to the secant line through 0 and 2.
The prime factores are 7,2,2,2