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How do you prove that 2 lines are parallel?
To actually prove this, you need a line that cuts across the two parallel lines. This is called a transversal. That creates 8 angles (this would be a lot easier to explain with a diagram). If the lines are parallel, then one of these statements will be true: (i) corresponding angles will be equal (ii) alternate interior angles will be equal (iii) alternate exterior angles will be equal (iv)the interior angles on the same side of the transversal will be supplementary, i.e. add up to 180° Of course, this only applies in Euclidean Geometry. There are branches of Geometry, called Non-Euclidean Geometry which is based around different postulates but that's another story and it is exciting.
How tall is a 3 story house?
At least 24 feet high, based on 8-foot ceilings. If the 3rd floor is built into the roof, the building will be shorter than if there is a separate attic under an angled roof.
How many corners does parallelogram have?
Ah, a parallelogram is a lovely shape with four sides just like a rectangle or a square. It also has four corners where the sides meet, making it a perfect place for happy little shapes to come together and create a beautiful painting of geometry. Just remember, every corner is a special part of the parallelogram's story, adding to its unique charm and symmetry.
What is the height of a 4 story building?
A 4 story building is generally around 40 feet. Ten feet is the common estimate for a story in a building.
How many floors in a three story building?
1 story = 1 floor so figure it out genius
