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Two rays joined at a common endpoint from a what?
an angle
What does adjoin mean?
It means 'joined to'. The 'school's adjoining building' is 'the building that is joined to the school'.
What is a pentagonal heptahedron?
A pentagonal heptahedron is a heptahedron comprising two pentagons which are joined to one another by five quadrilaterals. There is no requirement for the pentagons to be congruent nor for them to be parallel to one another.
What is coordinate clauses?
A clause is a sort of sentence within a sentence. In some cases they can be joined together with conjunctions such as or, and or but. For example: He put on his coat and they walked to the beach. "He put on his coat" is one clause and "They walked to the beach" is another. Because they do not depend on one another and are joined by a coordinating conjunction (the word and) such clauses are referred to as coordinate clauses.
What is another example of a polygon?
A polygon is a shape joined together by 3 or more lines such as a triangle, a quadrilateral, a pentagon, an hexagon ..... etc
What are Rowhouses?
A series of houses built side by side and joined by common walls.
What is the term for a house that is not joined to other houses?
A 'detached' house is not joined to other houses.
What is the term of a house not adjourning another house?
In the UK we would refer to a house that is not attached to another house as detached. Just two houses joined together are semi-detached and houses in a long row are called terraced houses (I believe they are referred to as row houses in the USA).
What is a semi-detached house?
A detached house is one that stands alone without being attached in any way to another building. A semi-detached house, therefore, is one that only partly stands alone as it shares one common wall with another house. Houses that are joined to others on both sides are called row houses or terraced houses depending on which country or area they are in.
What is semi detached house?
A detached house is one that stands alone without being attached in any way to another building. A semi-detached house, therefore, is one that only partly stands alone as it shares one common wall with another house. Houses that are joined to others on both sides are called row houses or terraced houses depending on which country or area they are in.
A row of houses all joined together?
A row of houses all joined together is called: terraced house.
What is a maisonette house?
A maisonette is also called a duplex i.e, two apartments/flats/houses joined together and sharing a common block of land.
What is the word for two houses that are joined together?
Are you thinking of a duplex?
What is the meaning of a row of houses all joined together is called?
A row of houses all joined together is typically referred to as a "terraced" or "row" housing. This type of housing is characterized by a continuous row of identical or similar houses that share side walls. Terraced housing is a common urban housing style in many countries and is often seen in densely populated areas.
Which continent is not joined to another?
Australia is not joined to another continent.
A row of houses all joined together is called?
They are a terrace.
When did Wales joined the EU?
The United Kingdom joined the Common Market in 1973.
