To construct a perpendicular bisector you set the compass to a span which is greater than half the length of the given line. Then setting the point at one end of the line construct an arc passing through the line . Then repeat this process from the other side of the line keeping the compass at the same setting.
Now draw the perpendicular bisector through the 2 intersections of the arcs. That's it.
Answer:
A.1
Step-by-step explanation:
Trapezoids only have one vertical line of symmetry
<span>Here's the rule. I'm SURE you learned it in Middle School. Or,
I guess I should say: I'm SURE it was taught in Middle School.
Vertical angles are equal.
"Vertical angles" are the pair of angles that don't share a side,
formed by two intersecting lines.
AND ... even if you forgot it since hearing it in Middle School,
it was clearly explained in the answer to the question that
you posted 9 minutes before this one.
In #8, 'x' and 'z' are vertical angles.
'y' and 116° are vertical angles.
In #9, 'B' and 131° are vertical angles.
In #10, 'B' and 135° are vertical angles.
For all of these, it'll also help you to remember that all the angles
on one side of any straight line add up to 180°. </span>
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
every rectangular prism has 6 faces, 2 will be congruent together and thw other 4 will be congruent to each other
Answer:
1.8
Step-by-step explanation:
Your answer would be 1.8 because you would have to do 0.20x 9 and that gives you 1.8
Hope I was able to help!
