Answer:
Two points are collinear when they lie on the same line. Points are collinear but not lines. Rather when two lines lie on the same plane we say they are coplanar.
Hence, line AB and CD are NOT collinear, so they are noncollinear and they are coplanar.
Two or more lines are said to be intersecting, when the lines meet at some point, when lines are not intersecting they are said to be parallel.
Recall that one of the properties of a rectangle is that opposite sides are parallel.
Notice that line AB and CB are the opposite sides of the rectangle ABCD.
Thus, line AB and CD are not intersecting but are parallel.
Therefore, the terms that best describe lines AB and CD are
parallel
noncollinear
coplanar
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
150
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
It's the top one. No further explanation is needed.
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that a square is made-up of four equivalent sides, and four right angles. So, by process of elimination, you are left with the top one.
Another way of getting the same answer is we know that the only quadrealateral with four equivalent sides is a square, so the top answer is correct.
There you have two, different explainations and ways of getting the same answer, proving that it is correct. Hope that helps!
X-width
2x-3-length
A=lxw
104=(2x-3)(x)
104=2x^2-3x
52=x^2-3/2(x)
52+9/16=x^2-3/2(x)+9/16
841/16=(x-3/4)^2
29/4=x-3/4
x=32/4 or 8
length is 2(8)-3 which is 13 and width is 8
