It is how close it's form is to that of a circle, there is a formula for it that can be easily searched
Answer:
false
Step-by-step explanation:
any line segment or distance has only one midpoint.
there is only one middle to everything.
how would that look like, if something had 2 middles ?
then they would not be a middle, and the middle between these 2 middles would then be the real middle ...
Side BC is congruent to side BC.
Using the congruent angles and the angle bisectors, you can get two angles congruent to two other angles, so you use ASA to prove the triangles congruent. Then you use CPCTC to prove the sides congruent.
Answer: C.) ASA
Answer: 11 619/1000
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
r > -178
Step-by-step explanation:
Solving the equations means to find what "r" can be for the equation to be true.
If the sign < confuses you, you can always write = then change it back.
<u>To find "r", we need to isolate it</u>. To do this, we move "r" to the left side, and every other number to the right side. When you move something to the other side, remember you need to <u>do the reverse operation on both sides</u>.
I want to move -195 first. The opposite is +195.
-17 < -195 - r
-17 + 195< -195 + 195- r Add 195 to both sides. 195 cancels out on the right
-17 + 195 < -r Simplify left right by add 195 to -17
178 < -r The opposite of multiply by -1 is divide by -1.
178/-1 < -r/-1 Divide both sides by -1.
178/-1 < r "r" is isolated now. Simplify left side
-178 < r Answer is found. Put variable on left side. Remember the keep the open side of the symbol facing "r".
r > -178 The solution is when "r" is greater than -178.
