Question

what is the truth about this shape

Answer 1

It is a parallelogram.

It is not a polygon because its line segments do not cross.

It is not a polygon because it is not closed.

It is a polygon.

Answer 2

It is not a polygon because it is not closed

Answer 3

Any figure that is not closed cannot be a polygon. :)

Answer 4

dose anyone agree

Answer 5

I have an A in geometry, I'm pretty sure I'm correct...

Answer 6

ok thanks can you help me on another one

Answer 7

Maybe, I am multitasking by the way, so it might take me a while to respond.

Answer 8

Ask away :)

Answer 9

Classify the triangle:

acute isosceles

obtuse scalene

right scalene

obtuse isosceles

Answer 10

Ok well an obtuse angle is usually bigger than 90 degrees and smaller than 180 degrees.

So cross out options A and C

Answer 11

The answer is D
you can learn more about angles here, you dont have to read all of it though:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angle

Answer 12

thank you

Answer 13

No problem :) Any more questions? I'll be glad to help

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

Curtis is buying a figurine that is 6 inches high according to the box. The picture on the box is 8 centimeters high and 5 centimeters wide. What proportion could you use to determine the width of the figurine?

6 inches over 8 centimeters equals 5 centimeters over w

8 centimeters over 6 inches equals 5 centimeters over w

8 centimeters over 6 inches equals w over 5 centimeters

5 centimeters over 8 centimeters equals 6 inches over w

Answer 16

it's B

Answer 17

thanks i have another

Answer 18

Parallelogram T M J U is similar toparallelogram H P S C and the ratio of line segment U T to line segment C H is two to five. Which of the following is not true?

angle M to angle P is one to one

line segment M J to line segment P S is two to five

line segment P H to line segment M T is five to two

angle U to angle C is two to five

Answer 19

This is a tricky, one, do you have a picture of the figure?

Answer 20

no sorry if you wont me to i will send another one and scip that one

Answer 21

Triangle R E D is congruent to triangle A P Y. Which of the following is true?

If triangle R E D is an obtuse triangle, triangle A P Y must be an acute triangle.

line segment A Y is congruent to line segment R E

triangle R E D is congruent to triangle Y P A.

line segment E D is congruent to line segment P Y

Answer 22

Congruent means similar, So it cannot be A or C

Answer 23

One reason why it cant be B is because

R = A
E = P
D = Y

RE = AP

do you get it?

Answer 24

The answer is D

Answer 25

thanks 1 more please

Answer 26

Sure :)

Answer 27

A line segment with endpoints U negative two comma six and V negative five comma negative three is reflected over the x-axis. Which of the following is a coordinate of the resulting line segment U prime V prime?

V prime five comma negative three

V prime five comma three

U prime two comma negative six

U prime negative two comma negative six

Answer 28

This is a hard one, I'll try to figure it out, but heres a tip. There is this great application for computers called Geogebra, you can make graphs with it and do alot more, here is the link to the website: http://www.geogebra.org/cms/en/

Answer 29

it should help you with this question too

Answer 30

thanks

Answer 31

Which could result from rotation of the shape below?

A shape of the same size facing a different direction.

A shape of the same size shifted to the left.

A similar, but smaller shape.

A different shape of a similar size.

Answer 32

B

Answer 33

thanks

Answer 34

A line segment with endpoints U negative two comma six and V negative five comma negative three is reflected over the x-axis. Which of the following is a coordinate of the resulting line segment U prime V prime?

V prime five comma negative three

V prime five comma three

U prime two comma negative six

U prime negative two comma negative six

Answer 35

A sculpture of an object is 4 inches wide and 6 inches high. The actual object is twelve feet wide. What is the scale between the sculpture and the object?

3 inches to 2 feet

1 inch to 2 feet

2 inches to 3 feet

1 inch to 3 feet