Answer:
The flag of Switzerland is square.
Step-by-step explanation:
Only Switzerland has a flag that is square.
The measurements can be anything convenient. The aspect ratio (height to width) is 1 : 1.
When the flag is displayed next to a rectangular flag, it should have the same area as the rectangular flag. (This will mean the Swiss flag side length is the geometric mean of the rectangular flag dimensions.)
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Sometimes, the measurements of the flag are chosen to go with the height of the flagpole. The US flag is customarily displayed on a pole 3-4 times as long as the flag is long. That is, the diagonal of the flag is about 0.28 to 0.38 times the pole height.* I could not find comparable information about the Swiss flag.
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* The diagonal is of interest when the flag is hanging down along the pole, not flying in the wind.
Answer:
y = -4
Step-by-step explanation:
5.1y = –0.3y – 21.6
5.1y + 0.3y = -21.6
5.4y = -21.6
y = -4
Answer:
G. 32
Step-by-step explanation:
32 x 335 = 10720
16,100 - 10720 = 5380/190 = 28.3157894737
275 x 32 = 8800
18,800 - 8800 = 10,000/400 = 25 (This is the closer).
30 x 335 = 10,050
16,100 - 10,050 = 6050/190 = 31.8421052632
30 x 275 = 8250
18,800 - 8250 = 10550/400 = 26.375 (Same reason why it does't work)
25 x 335 = 8375
16,100 - 8375 = 7725/190 = 40.6578947368
25 x 275 = 6875
18,800 - 6875 = 11925/400 = 29.8125
24 x 335 = 8040
16,100 - 8040 = 8060/190 = 42.4210526316
24 x 275 = 6600
18,800 - 6600 = 12200/400 = 30.5
Answer:
-3/4
Step-by-step explanation:
-5/4 + 2/4 = -3/4
Hope this helps :)
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