A rhombus<span> is </span>similar<span> to a </span>square<span> in two ways: both have two pairs of parallel sides and both have four equal sides. A </span>rhombus<span> is different from a </span>square <span>because it does not have four right angles. All squares are also rhombuses.</span>
Public class GeometricSequence{ private double initialValue; private double multiplier; } initialValue = initial; multiplier = mult;
Answer:
40 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
The fiagram shows the right triangle (one angle is right angle).
By the Pythagorean theorem,

From the diagram,

then

Answer: Try the 2nd one maybe?
Step-by-step explanation:
Because