by just looking at the shape mostly all the time it will be obvious
A parallelogram is a quadrilateral (four-sided figure) in which both pairs of opposite sides are parallel. You can check for that, specifically. As an alternative, you can check for any of the following conditions: * Opposite angles are congruent * Opposite sides are congruent
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Sadly, there is no such shape. There is a heptagon or an octagon but a hectogon simply does not exist. And, since it does not exist, it has no interior angles. And since there are no interior angles, there is no total measure for them. I suggest you check out a mathematical site or a dictionary and figure out what you want and re-post the corrected question.
A parallelogram is a quadrilateral (four-sided figure) in which both pairs of opposite sides are parallel. You can check for that, specifically. As an alternative, you can check for any of the following conditions: * Opposite angles are congruent * Opposite sides are congruent
Only a right pentagon can tile and tesselate; an irregular pentagon cannot. All five internal angles of a right pentagon are 108o, and all five sides are of equal length.Previous answers:No.The angles don't allow for it.Not being totally contrary but yes they can check this website outhttp:/burtleburtle.net/bob/tile/pentagon.html
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For a regular polygon, all sides are equal, and all interior angles are equal.Take any two angles, add them: 108+108=216A circle always has a total of 360 degrees.Subtract the sum of the two angles from 360: 360-216=144The sum of remaining angles must total 144.It takes two sides to form an angle, therefore we divide by 2: 144/2=72Now we divide the circle by 72: 360/72=5 sides.We see it is a pentagon. The sum of the angles in a pentagon is always 540.Therefore we can check our work: 540/5=108 (our original known angle!)
which pairs of angles in the figure below are vertical angles
6, 10, 6That's an interesting question!This solid has a base which is a pentagon, and an edge rising from each vertex of the pentagon to meet at a single point.Faces: 1: the pentagon, and 5 slanting = 6Edges: 5 on the pentagon and five rising = 10Vertices: 5 on the pentagon and 1 at the top = 6.You can check this answer using Euler's formula. In any polyhedron, F+V-E = 2.In the pentagonal pyramid, 6+6-10=2. Check!
A transversal is simply a line that crosses through 2 other lines. When through to parallel lines, it creates series of congruent and supplementary angles. http://www.mathopenref.com/transversal.html Check this site for a good explanation and a interactive activity to better explain. Hope this helps! ~Becca
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There are several entry level positions available in the Pentagon. Job openinings can be found by browsing pentagon entry level jobs on job boards and employer web sites. There are indeed entry level positons open at the Pentagon. The hiring process and background check is extensive and few people that apply make it in.
Check that two of the adjacent sides are 7 and 14 units of length, and that three of the angles are right angles.
knowing that the outer wall is 921 feet and using A=(half)(apothem)(perimeter) you can determine the inside walls to be about 338 feet ... check my math though! if that be the case, then the inside pentagon has an area of 4.5 acres (use trig and formula above) ... google it and the Pentagon has an area of 29 acres ... 29+4.5 and you get 33.5 which is the are of a pentagon with side 921. hope this helps.