If a carpenter cut the top section of a window frame with a 40º angle on each end. The side pieces each have a 50º angle cut at their top ends, as shown. <u>Yes </u>the side pieces of the frame will be parallel. How i know is that both side are equal or parallel.
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The interior angles are the same or equal in measure. On the other hand the sum of the interior angles have to be 180°.
The two side pieces on the right hand and left hand side are equal in measure. The sides can be parallel only if the sum of both side angles is equal to 180°
Let calculate the one side of the interior angle and both side of the interior angle
One side of the interior angle=40º+50º
One side of the interior angle=90°
Both side of the interior angle=90°+90°
Both side of the interior angle=180°
Hence,
The side are parallel because: 180°=180°
Therefore Yes the side pieces of the frame will be parallel. How i know is that both side are equal or parallel.
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Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
You know that Ozzie put 4 gallons of gas in his truck.
Notice the you must use:
Then, the first step is to make the conversion from gallons to quarts.
Since:
You get:
Finally, knowing the volume in quarts, you can make the conversion from quarts to liters. This is:
Therefore, Ozzie put 53.2 liters of gas in his truck.
Step-by-step explanation:
The longest side in a triangle is opposite the largest angle, and the shortest side is opposite the smallest angle.
So the smallest angle is <P.
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The equation 2 has a graph which is a straight line.
Why?
We can know which of the given equations has a graph which is a straight line just checking the exponents of the variables.
We must remember that every variable that has an exponent equal or higher than 2 (quadratic) will not have a straight line as a graphic.
So, checking the exponents from the given equations, we have:
Hence, we can see that the only equation that has a linear term (straight line graph), is the second equation.
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