Answer: D) vertical angles theorem, alternate interior angles theorem
Angle 5 = Angle 6 by the alternate interior angles theorem
Angle 5 = angle 4 by the vertical angles theorem
By the transitive property, we can then say angle 4 = angle 6. These angles are also corresponding angles.
We won't use the angle addition theorem or the right angles theorem.
To find area you do length x width. To find perimeter you do length + width.
Answer: -12
Step-by-step explanation: x is -4 so -(-4) is positive 4. d = 3 so -3 = -3. -3x4 = -12.
Salutations!
<span>Are obtuse angles always, sometimes, or never equal to 180°?
Obtuse angles are angles </span>whose measure is greater than 90° and less than 180°. Its not always the case that an obtuse angle should be exact 180 °. So I reckon t would be sometimes, as its not always 180 °.
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