No they don't lie on the same line because all coordinate points would be at different distances from the origin. The only way a point could be at the same line as the others would be they would have to have the same x- or y- axis points. (For example: 6,5; 3,5; and 2,5 would all be on the same line, horizontally, because the 5 in all three coordinates refers to the y- axis aka the horizontal axis
Answer:
Add 4 on both sides.
In the equation there is a -4.
If -4+4=0, that is how you would get rid of the -4.
But, you need to add 4 to 29 to really get rid of the -4.
So, 29+4 is 33.
b=33
As the exterior angles always add up to 360, you can find the number of sides by dividing 360 by the measure of your exterior angle, 30. This gives you 360/30=12, meaning your polygon has 12 sides.