Answer:
130°, 50°, 130°
Step-by-step explanation:
Two opposite angles of parallelogram are always congruent, so the measure of angle opposite to the angle 50° is 50° too.
Two consecutive angles of parallelogram always are supplementary (add up to 180°), so the angle consecutive to the angle 50° has the measure of
180° - 50° = 130°
Angle opposit to 130° angle has the measure of 130° too.
Answer: Only 1 Stop
Step-by-step explanation: The only reasonable explanation would be 1 because you can't equally distribute more than 36 students in each amount of stop. Plus we don't even know how many it could be.
Answer:
c,d?
Step-by-step explanation:
The first one is 4
The second one is -4
<span> Plot the points and draw the triangle. Now you have to draw a line that passes through a point, perpendicular to the triangle side that it's opposite from. Then do that again with a second point. The intersection of these two points will give you the Orthocenter. (You don't need to do it for the third point; it will pass through it anyway, but you only need two intersecting lines to define a point!) Since AB is a horizontal line, it will probably be easiest to start with the line perpendicular to AB that passes through C. You'll find that this is just the vertical line x=1. Now just pick another point and do it again. (Hint: if you know two points, you can find their slope, and you know that lines perpendicular to each other have negative reciprocal slopes.)</span>
