From the given, it is stated that after Amelia took 14 out of the box, Ramon took half of those which remained and he had 16 tiles. The number of tiles left after Amelia took hers is equal to twice of 16 which is equal to 32 tiles.
To determine the number of tiles during the start, we can add the 14 tiles from the calculated 32 tiles.
n = 14 tiles + 32 tiles
n = 46 tiles
<em>Answer: 46 tiles</em>
<span>Formula : V + F – E = 2
where V = number if vertices, F = number of faces and E = number of edges
<u>Question a:</u>
V + F - E = 2
V = 2 - F + E
V = 2 - 12 + 18
V = 8
(a) </span><span>12 faces, 18 edges, <u>8</u> vertices
<u>Question b:</u>
</span>V + F - E = 2
<span>E = V+ F - 2
E = 14 + 8 - 2
E = 20
(b) </span><span>8 faces, <u>20</u> edges, 14 vertices</span>
divide all both sides by the number with the x
for example 18 = 2x would be 9
18 divided by 2 is 9
2 divided by 2 would be canceled out.
so x would be 9
Answer:
D. 4 ft.
Step-by-step explanation:
Diagonals are the lines that extend from one corner of the square/rectangle to the opposing/reflectory side. So an example of a diagonal would be from the upper left hand corner of this shape to the lower right hand corner. This would be a diagonal. Since We know that both diagonals intersect at the center, each diagonal halves itself. So, since we know that 1/2 of a diagonal = 2 feet, then if we add the second half of the diagonal, or 2 more feet, we get the length of a diagonal.
2 ft. + 2 ft. = 4 ft.
And since the lengths of diagonals in squares and rectangles are congruent, we can see that if one diagonal is equal to 4 ft., then the length of the other diagonal will also be 4 ft.
A yard is three feet
If this is two-twenty thirds of a yard
that is 0.26 feet
Hope this helps :)
