No, it is not since there is no constant change the points are all over the boards
With a SSS you’ll only see the little tick marks but on a SAS you’ll see a tick, angle indication, then another tick
This question is basically asking you what number was this originally until we timesed it by 100. For the first column take away two zeros or for answers like 560 and 4830 imagine there is a decimal point at the end and move it two spaces forward so it would now be 5.6 and 48.3
For the second column add two zeros at the end instead.
For the questions at the bottom basically for all the questions except the bottom one how many numbers follow the first number.
For example.
96,629 = 1
100
Because three numbers follow the first 6.
Hope this makes sense because I don’t know if it does.
Answer:
1. The Hypothesis is "If lines are perpendicular" 2. This Is a Compound Statement 3. This is a Conditional Statement
Step-by-step explanation:
I just did this and It showed me the answers
Answer:
1 mile = $14
Step-by-step explanation:
We know how much the 18-mile trip is for sale, so to know how much 1-mile sale we just have to divide the total amount by the amount of miles
18 miles = $ 249
1 mile =
1 mile = 249 / 18
1 mile = 13.83
To know what the nearest dollar value is, we only have to check if what is after the whole number is May or less than .50
is larger so we round to the largest number that is 14
nearest dollar = $14
