(30 points) The coordinates of the vertices of quadrilateral JKLM are J(−3, 2) , K(3, 5) , L(9, −1) , and M(2, −3) .
Which statement correctly describes whether quadrilateral JKLM is a rhombus?
Quadrilateral JKLM is not a rhombus because there is only one pair of opposite sides that are parallel.
Answer:
5. 6.1 units
6. 29.4 units
7. 12.8 units
8. 29.1 units
Step-by-step explanation:
5. We have the opposite and adjacent sides here for angle 21 degrees. So we need to use tangent, which is opposite / adjacent:
≈ 6.1 units
6. We have the opposite and hypotenuse sides here for angle 33 degrees. So we need to use sine, which is opposite / hypotenuse:
≈ 29.4 units
7. We have the opposite and adjacent sides here for angle 37 degrees. So we need to use tangent, which is opposite / adjacent:
≈ 12.8 units
8. We have the opposite and hypotenuse sides here for angle 31 degrees. So we need to use sine, which is opposite / hypotenuse:
≈ 29.1 units
Hope this helps!
Pretty sure it would be 21x^2+16x+17y
0 is the answer Hope this helps
Answer:
The first option
Step-by-step explanation:
In the image, we can notice that NQ is longer than PQ, similar to how JH is longer than NJ. Thus, NQ must be aligned with JH and PQ with JN. As PN and HN are clearly the longest for each triangle, those must be aligned as well.
All of the responses have NP and NH aligned.
The last response does not have NQ aligned with JH.
The second and third do not align PQ and JN.
The first option is our answer.
