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<u>Answers:</u></h3>
1. Name all the line segments.
<u>Ans.</u><u> </u> PL, LA, AY, YS,
2. How many line segments were formed?
<u>Ans.</u><u> </u> 4 (four)
3. Name all rays
<u>Ans.</u><u> </u>AM, AN
4. How many rays were formed?
<u>Ans.</u> 2 (two)
5. Name the opposite rays :
<u>Ans.</u><u> </u>AM, AN
6. Is point A between MN ?
<u>Ans.</u><u> </u>Yes
7. Find the line segments and rays formed by 5 points.
<u>Ans.</u><u> </u>
- Line segment = PL, LA, AY, YS,
- Rays = AM, AN
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Hope it helps you.</h3>
Answer:
First answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that a complete rotation would be 360°. If the figure is being rotated 90°, this is a quarter of a complete rotation.
When looking at the given answers, only the first answer seems logical.
Answer:
1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
we have 12 letters
e a i o
4 vowels
so 4/12=1/3
I think the answer could be D
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