a parellelogram in math is a 4-sided figure that the top and bottom sides are parelell and the sides are parelell.
Yes.
An equal sign with a squiggly line over the top of it.
Parallel lines are 2 long straight lines that don't touch each other
A trapezoid, although not all trapezoids will have two right angles. See the related link for a picture.
a parellelogram in math is a 4-sided figure that the top and bottom sides are parelell and the sides are parelell.
If you mean: y = 3x-14 then y = 3x+14 are parallel to each other
Yes.
An equal sign with a squiggly line over the top of it.
Parallel lines are 2 long straight lines that don't touch each other
maybe its something parelell
A trapezoid, although not all trapezoids will have two right angles. See the related link for a picture.
Quite a lot of shapes have two sets of parallel lines including a square, rectangle and rhombus. These, note, are all quadrilaterals.
You conect them in parelell. Positive to positive, negative to negative, with either a 12 or 6 volt system. if you conect them in series you will double the voltage.
Lines of latitude are called parallels, because just like parallel lines on a flat surface, any two of them are always the same distance apart and never cross each other.
A regular pentagon has no pairs of parallel sides.
If the door is circle, you will have to bent down in order to come out of the room[or even the house].Same as if the door is square. this is what the person before me said. i am improving answer. only because i say..... why not make the square huge? well, as you know, humans are of different sizes, so we can't have a door perfect for your body cos that would be cramped and imagine inviting ppl over! so, instead, architects look for something resembling our body shape. we have(more or less): 1 pair of parelell sides that are the same length 1 pair of parelell sides that are the same length..... what shape is the same? RECTANGLE! though my granny has a oval door. i have to step up into the house. anyway, my friend has a square door though it uses up space. why pay for more wood? it looks....weird. different, i guess.