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2 years ago

help me out with this question (geometry)

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torisob [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

A angle bisector is a ray that bisects an angle into two congruent parts.

Using that information, Angle CAP=Angle PAB.

Angle PAB or Angle 2 =22 so using transitive Property, CAP or angle 1 =22.

We are asked to find the full angle so using Angle Addition

Angle CAP+ Angle PAB=CAB

22+22=CAB

44=CAB

Ludmilka [50]2 years ago

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44° - a bisector cuts it into
equal pieces - both angles are 22

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<h3>Answer 11 :-</h3>

We have, 

$\sf{HM = 5 cm }$

In square all sides of squares are equal

The perimeter of square 

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$\sf{ = 4 × 5 }$

$\sf{ = 20 cm }$

Thus, The perimeter of square is 20 cm

Hence, Option C is correct .

<h3>Answer 12 :-</h3>

We have, 

$\sf{MX = 3.5 cm }$

In square, diagonals are equal and bisect each other at 90°

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$\sf{MX = MT/2}$

$\sf{MT = 2 * 3.5 }$

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Thus, The MT is 7cm long

Hence, Option C is correct .

<h3>Answer 13 :- </h3>

We have to find the measure of Angle MAT

All angles of square are 90° each

From above

$\sf{\angle{MAT = 90° }}$

Thus, Angle MAT is 90°

Hence, Option B is correct .

<h3>Answer 14 :-</h3>

We know that, 

All the angles of square are equal and 90° each

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$\sf{\angle{MHA = }}{\sf{\angle{ MHT/2}}}$

$\sf{\angle{MHA = 90°/2}}$

$\sf{\angle {MHA = 45°}}$

Thus, Angle MHA is 45°

Hence, Option A is correct

<h3>Answer 15 :- </h3>

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Hence, Option A is correct

<h3>Answer 16 :- </h3>

Both a and b

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The diagonals are congruent

Hence, Option C is correct

<h3>Answer 17 :-</h3>

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All sides and opposite angles are equal

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OL is the bisector of diagonal AM

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$\sf{\angle{ PLA = 55° }}$

Thus, Angle PLA is 55° .

Hence, Option C is correct

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<h3>Answer:</h3>

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<h3>The above is direct and inverse variation.</h3>

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