Step-by-step explanation:
The two common examples of Euclidean geometry are angles and circles. Angles are said as the inclination of two straight lines. A circle is a plane figure, that has all the points at a constant distance (called the radius) from the center.
Answer:
A and F
Option A works as a transformating, and option a is the same as potion f
300
divide 3000 by 10 to get a tenth of 3000
4
The answer is A) a=-4
