To answer this question I would need the original coordinates. Were you given a picture or coordinates of the original triangle?
Answer:
m<GFA = 110
Step-by-step explanation:
1. ABCD - parallelogram Definition of a parallelogram
(AB ll CD) (AD ll BC)
2. m<B + m<C = 180 Consectuive angles in a
110 + m<C = 180 parallelogram are supplementary
m<C = 70
3. m<GCB = 1/2 m<C Definition of angles bisector
m<GCB = 70
4. m<B = m<D = 110 Opposite angles in a
parrallelogram are congruent
5. m<CDG = 1/2 m<D Defintion of an angle bisector
m<CDG = 55
6. m<GCB+m<CDG+m<CGD=180 Sum of anlges in a triangle (ΔCDG)
70 + 55 + m<CGD = 180
125 + m<CGD = 180
m<CGD = 55
7. m<CGD + m<DGF = 180 Linear pair, supplmentary angles
55 + m<DGF = 180
m<DGF = 125
8. m<C = m<A = 70 Opposite angles in a paralellogram
are congruent
9. m<ADG = 1/2m<D Definiton of an angle bisector
m<ADG = 55
10.m<ADG+m<DFG+m<GFA+m<A=360 Sum of angles in quadrilateral
55 + 125 + m<GFA + 70 = 360 DGFA
m<GFA + 250 = 360
m<GFA = 110
Answer:
175 m
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given;
- The perimeter of a rectangle as 25 m
We are required to determine the new perimeter if the sides of the rectangle are multiplied by 7.
We know that;
Perimeter of a rectangle = 2(L+W)
Therefore, initially;
2(L+W) = 25 m
Hence;
L + W = 12.5 m
if the sides are multiplied by 7, then;
New length = 7L
New Width = 7W
Thus;
New perimeter = 2(7L+7W)
= 14 (L + W)
but, L + W = 12.5
Thus;
New perimeter = 14 (12.5)
= 175 m
Therefore, the new perimeter will be 175 m
Answer:
sqrt97 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
area of square = length x width
since it's square, the length and width are same,
u can just take sqrt of the area but taking sqrt of something will give a positive and negative value however, it can't be negative as it's length
