$\displaystyle\bf\\\textbf{At any translation of a quadrilateral the sides remain the same,}\\\\\textbf{the angles remain the same.}\\\\\textbf{It turns out that the quadrilateral remains the same.}\\\\P_{A'B'C'D'}=P_{ABCD}=AB+BC+CD+DA=\\\\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=2.2+4.5+6.1+1.4=\boxed{\bf14.2}$

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3 years ago

Julie sent 200 emails last month. This month she sent 40% less. How many

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Answer:

She sent 120 emails this month.

Step-by-step explanation:

Multiply 200 by .60 (60 percent) and it will give you 120.

I used 60 instead of 40 because the problem said 40 percent less, NOT 40 percent of 200.

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2 years ago

June was thinking of a number. June half's the number and gets an answer of 53.7 form an equation with x from the information​

June was thinking of a number. June half's the number and gets an answer of 53.7 form an equation with x from the information