Parallelograms and trapezoids always do.
(Note: "Parallelograms" includes rectangles, squares, and rhombussesses.)
Any polygon with more than 4 sides <u>can</u> have at least one pair of parallel sides,
but it's not guaranteed.
Answer:
a and e I believe
Step-by-step explanation:
this is because to answer those questions you need to survey multiple different people, you'd need more than just an answer if you were to find the average of something. For the other questions they're very direct and only have one answer. Therefore you wouldnt need a statistical process for the other questions and only for a and e.
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Answer:
c) 177 units^3
Step-by-step explanation:
Put the given numbers into the formula in place of the corresponding variables, and do the arithmetic.
V = πr²h
V = π(0.518)²(210) = 56.34804π
V ≈ 177.0 . . . units³
The area A of a triangle is given be the formula A =12bh where be is the base h is the hight of the triangle
The smallest–largest ordering of sides is the same as the smallest–largest ordering of angles.
Since angle G is the largest angle, the opposite side, JH, is longest.
The order of side lengths from longest to shortest is JH, HG, GJ.
