it's was good coz had friends around right now it's bad I have to teach my little one and sometimes I get really confused all the same am good
x = 9-5^(3/2)*i or x = 5^(3/2)*i+9
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The wall is a rectangle, so by the pythagorean theorem, the diagonal squared minus the height squared equals the width squared. This gives a width of 42.80 feet. The area of the wall is width (42.80 ft) x height (8.3 ft), equal to 355.26 square ft. The can covers 21.5 square feet, so John needs 16.52 cans to cover the wall. As he can't buy half a can, John should purchase 17 cans of spraypaint.<span>The wall is a rectangle, so by the pythagorean theorem, the diagonal squared minus the height squared equals the width squared. This gives a width of 42.80 feet. The area of the wall is width (42.80 ft) x height (8.3 ft), equal to 355.26 square ft. The can covers 21.5 square feet, so John needs 16.52 cans to cover the wall. As he can't buy half a can, John should purchase 17 cans of spraypaint.</span>
Answer:
- PQRS - a parallelogram
- GHJI - not necessarily
- RSUT - a parallelogram
- ABDC - a parallelogram
Step-by-step explanation:
A parallelogram has these characteristics that can be useful for answering this question:
- opposite sides are the same length
- opposite sides are parallel
- the diagonals bisect each other
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<h3>PQRS</h3>
Opposite sides are the same length: a parallelogram
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<h3>GHJI</h3>
Two isosceles triangles share a base segment. Not necessarily a parallelogram.
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<h3>RSUT</h3>
The diagonals bisect each other: a parallelogram
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<h3>ABDC</h3>
Opposite sides are parallel: a parallelogram. We know BD║AC from the converse of the alternate interior angles theorem. AB and CD are marked parallel.
