Answer:
A straightforward way of finding a perpendicular bisector is to measure a line segment that you need to bisect. Then divide the measured length by two in order to find its midpoint. Draw a line out from this midpoint at a 90 degrees angle.
Answer:
S= 36.76
Step-by-step explanation:
S = area of base +(base of perimeter*Slant height)*1/2
S = 4*4+((4+4+4)/2)*3.46
S = 16+((12/2)*3.46)
S = 16+6*3.46
S = 16 + 20.76
S = 36.76 cm^2
-6*-6*-6*-6 = 1,296
-6*-6 = 36
36*-6 = -216
-216*-6 = 1,296
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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