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Posted! Geometry

Answer 1

@MysticalFlames

Answer 2

one sec I'ma graph it

Answer 3

the triangle at the bottom, is that your answer?

Answer 4

No that was there.

Answer 5

Okay great

Answer 6

dang I'm so confused, could I help with another?

Answer 7

yeah one second.

Answer 8

sorry

Answer 9

Okay so there are some on here where its like you answer in a. b. and c. so when you answer can you clarify which is which? @MysticalFlames

Answer 10

Okay I'll try that

Answer 11

Thanks so much!

Answer 12

I just replied to your message on google btw.

Answer 13

I got #1! Oh okay I can't use hangouts rn but I'll reply when I can :D

Answer 14

okay thanks so much.

Answer 15

Okay so:
To find the area of the hexagon, we need to divide the picture into a triangle
Find the area of each triangle Finally add the area of triangles to get the area of the hexagon.

Answer 16

Is that what I put?

Answer 17

wait one sec there's a little more

Answer 18

To find the area of the hexagon, we need to divide the picture into a triangle
Find the area of the triangle (Base*height/2). Finally add the area of triangles to get the area of the hexagon. <-- just put that

Answer 19

You're so smart, thanks so much bby.

Answer 20

Thanks :)

Answer 21

Tell me when you get the others.

Answer 22

Okay I'm solving rn

Answer 23

Okay I got #2!

Answer 24

In 3 dimensions, think of a cube with one corner on the origin (0,0,0) and the opposite corner on (7,7,7). The distance = square root (49 + 49 + 49) = square root (147) = 12.124 cm

Answer 25

Okay that looks complicated let me simplify, here's what you write:

Answer 26

Thank you!

Answer 27

In 3 dimensions, a cube with one corner on the origin (0,0,0) and the opposite corner on (7,7,7). The distance = square root (49 + 49 + 49) = square root (147) = 12.124 cm

Answer 28

So thats what ill put for number 2?

Answer 29

but how would i separate it for a and b

Answer 30

I don't think you need to

Answer 31

So that answer should be okay?

Answer 32

Yeah, I hope.

Answer 33

Thanks so much! I think number 3 is all thats left. If theres anything I can help you with, I'd love to.

Answer 34

oh btw: for #1 you could also write this:
If we write down the formula for finding the area of a hexagon with a given apothem, write down the apothem. Use the apothem to find the perimeter. Plug all of the known quantities into the formula, and simplify.

Answer 35

Thanks! I'll let you know if there's anything :)
So #3 is all? There's nothing else?

Answer 36

I think thats it, ill look after and let you know. Im so pissed my microsoft word just failed so bad.

Answer 37

Okay, hey I gtg for a while but this is what I have for now: the slope of the line (PG) = -4/3
the slope of the line (MR) = -4/3
then since both slopes are equivalent , we deduce that (PG) and (MR) are parallel , thus (PM) and (GR) are parallel as well, then PGRM is a parallelogram.

Answer 38

When will you be able to get back on?

Answer 39

Is there anyway to communicate?

Answer 40

for 5a, change (a,b) to (-a,-b) to get the image

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e.g R is (3,2) so image is (-3,-2)

Answer 42

5b, change (a,b) to (-a,b)

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5c, do what the question says

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@emmynimmy

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Im so confused.

Answer 46

5 a? I don't think i have 5a.

Answer 47

The first question you posted says 5 on the top, and have sub questions a b and c

Answer 48

Oh tanks ill look over it tomorrow.!

Answer 49

do you need help on the otters questions you posted below

Answer 50

I will maybe later but I think he gave me the correct answers, ill let you know tomorrow, goodnight!