This is false. Kites can be shaped in many different ways so not all kites are rhombuses. Also, even the kites that look like rhombuses may not be rhombuses. Most kites have 2 pairs of sides with the same length. But, in order to be a rhombus all the sides have to be the same length but not all sides are the same length on a typical kite.
Answer:
301.224 g
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's divide in the ratio 21:4 the volume of the medal (35cm^3)
copper = (21/25)(35cm^3) = 29.4cm^3
tin = (35 - 29.4)cm^3 = 5.6cm^3
<em>FOR THE COPPER</em>
8.84 : 1 = X : 29.4
X = 259.896(g)
<em>FOR THE TIN</em>
7.38 : 1 = X : 5.6
X = 41.328(g)
<em>(259.896 + 41.328)g </em><em>=</em><em> 301.224 g</em>
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Answer:
The diameter is 6 yards.
Step-by-step explanation:
2pir=18.84
pir=9.42
r=3(nearest whole number)
d=2r
d=2*3
d=6
Therefore, the diameter is 6 yards.
The answer is:
(v-1)(v+1)(v^2+1)
