No. All segments have only one perpendicular bisector.
A single line cannot be perpendicular or parallel. These are attributes of two (or more) lines.
A diagonal is a straight line connecting two non-consecutive points in a four or more sided polygon without overlapping any of the sides.
It is a diagonal: nothing else!
According to Wikipedia: A diagonal can refer to a line joining two nonconsecutive vertices of a polygon or polyhedron... See the related link for more detail.
They are amongst many more:- Perpendicular lines Parallel lines Diagonal lines Transversal lines Symmetrical lines
because the ground absorbs more heat than a body of water that heat must be transfered to the ground water
A perpendicular line is 90 degrees. Anything less or more is not perpendicular.
Yes, its more likely as the humidity increases.
transferring heat from the ground to the home in the winter, and transferring heat from the home to the ground in the summer. This energy-efficient system uses the stable temperature of the Earth to provide heating and cooling.
Yes, when you lay it on a diagonal, there is more waste. Generally, with a straight lay, you need 6-10% waste. With diagonal, it's best to have at least 15% extra.
Typically, the ground is colder than the air. This is because the ground absorbs and retains heat from the sun more slowly than the air, resulting in cooler ground temperatures.
mainly because they are rated on BTU size...
The sun rays heat the ground more than they heat the water. As a result the ground heats up. The air next to the ground warms up, expands and rises. The cooler and heavier air, from over the water moves in to replace it.
No. All segments have only one perpendicular bisector.
A single line cannot be perpendicular or parallel. These are attributes of two (or more) lines.
A diagonal is a straight line connecting two non-consecutive points in a four or more sided polygon without overlapping any of the sides.