3. i=129; j=112
4.k=90;l=116;m=64;n=86
5.o=13;p=78;q=91
6.a=120;b=60;c=140
Can't see #7
You did 8 I believe
9.v=39;w=59;x=121
10.y=59;z=93
11.a=42;b=48;c=132
12.a=60;b=50;c=80;d=100
Answer:
add the number on the bar graph to get the answer so add all of the charts numbers together
Step-by-step explanation:
A geoboard and fraction counter helps identify how big or small the fraction is, and the fraction circle helps represent a fraction
Answer:
a. 36°
Step-by-step explanation:
The same figure will reappear when rotated 360°/10 = 36° about the center.
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<em>Comment on the question</em>
The question as worded is nonsense. If the figure is rotated at all, there is not enough information to tell what the angle of rotation might be.
