Answer:
No.
Step-by-step explanation:
A quadrilateral with 3 obtuse angles is possible. You could have 100°+100°+100°+60° quadrilateral or whatever. As long as it's inner angles add up to 360°, it is possible.
18.81
Half (6.6) base times height (5.7)
The answer is 25
We can see the triangle is not to scale, and that the triangle on the right has measurements that equal 5 times as much as the one on the left.
So we do 5x5 to find the missing length and that is 25.
this is how i solved it:
Sin30+cos300=1/2+1/2=1
Cos30+sin300=rad3/2-rad3/2=0
Sin(30+300)=sin330=<u>-1/2</u>
hope this helps:)
You can do this by doing 4 x 384, and you also want to find 4 x 5384 is then all you have to do is multiply the product of that by 5,000. Or to make life easier, do 5 times the product, and then add 3 zeros to the answer.
