we know XYZ is an isosceles, thus XY = YZ, the perpendicular segment bisectors of QR and QS are also equal to each other in length, because they both are segment bisectors and thus YR=RX=YS=SZ, so any perpendicular line stemming from the same length on each side will meet its counterpart right on the middle of the triangle.
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A cube with side length 1 unit is called a unit cube
A. Well she starts with 24 buns. She ate 1/2 half of a bun leaving 23 1/2 buns left. Then she gave her mother and father a bun each so you do 23 1/2 - 2 which gets you 21 1/2 buns. So the total number of buns that she has left is 21 and 1/2 buns.
The anwser is 4.4 because you add 9+15 then add 3+2 then divied them both and thats your anwser
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Time taken in one rotation of earth = 23 hours, 56 minutes and 4 seconds.
Since, 1 minute = 60 seconds and 1 hour = 3600 seconds,
⇒ Time taken in one rotation of earth = (23 × 3600 + 56 × 60 + 4) seconds
= 86164 seconds,
Now, the number of radians in one rotation = 2π,
That is, 86164 seconds = 2π radians

Hence, the number of radians in one second is 