Answer:
1. No, not all line segments
2. Yes, quadrilateral
3. Yes, hexagon
4. No, it is not a closed shape.
1. Hexagon, concave
2. Octagon, convex
3. Pentagon, concave
4. Triangle, convex
5. No, not a closed shape
6. Yes
7. No, not all line segments
8. Yes
9. Uploaded in picture
10. Yes, both have exactly four sides
11. Four
12. C. 3
Answer:
11.1
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the side measurement we have to use trig, and the trig function Cosine, or cos. We use the because cosθ=
. So cosθ=
, then to isolate x multiply both sides by 15. Now we have 15cos42=x, plugging this into the equation we get that x=11.1
Answer:
11/-8
Step-by-step explanation:
-2-6=-8
-4-7=11
then flip
Answer:
(x-2,y+1)
Step-by-step explanation:
from point (1, 3) to (-1, 4).
x=1 to x=-1
x-2=-1
1-2=-1
from y=3 to y=4
y+1=4
3+1=4
There is no such thing as subtraction. Just something to think about :)
There are numbers and there is an operation called addition. Every number has an additive inverse, an opposite value.
Example: The opposite of 4 is -4.
When we do addition between numbers like 5 and the inverse of 2: 5 + -2 this is usually what we're thinking of when we talk about subtraction. We could write it as 5 - 2.
But anyway, to answer your question,
Subtraction and division are derived from the principle operations of ADDITION and MULTIPLICATION.
