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What is a Set square used for?
Set squares are useful for drawing parallel lines and perpendicular lines.
What is the set of all possible values of a given measurement inculding the least and greatest numbers in the set separated by the intervals used?
a scale
What 3 shapes have 1 set of parallel lines?
A trapezoid, trapezium and a pentagon have only 1 set of parallel lines.
What is a set of intersecting lines?
Depending on the measurement of the angles they form it could be a perpendicular set, or they would be called askew lines.
What is meant by the term confidence intervals?
Confidence intervals represent a specific probability that the "true" mean of a data set falls within a given range. The given range is based off of the experimental mean.
On a map or globe what is a set intersecting lines that appear at regular intervals?
grid
What is a set of intersecting line that appear at regular intervals?
Lines that intersect at regular intervals are a grid. A grid is created when a row and a column intersect.
A set of intersecting lines that appear at regular intervals?
Grid
Why is medication given at pre-set intervals?
why is medication given at set intervals
What are the features of a standing order?
A standing order is a pre-authorized payment instruction set up by a customer with their bank to pay a fixed amount at regular intervals to a specified recipient. Features include fixed payment amounts, regular payment intervals (e.g., monthly), and the ability to set an end date or specify a total number of payments.
Repeats at set intervals?
Your but
How many paralell lines does a hexagon have?
A regular hexagon (regular means all sides are the same length and all the angles are equal) has three sets of parallel lines. Each set consists of two lines. In other words, each of the six lines is parallel to one other line.
How do contour map show area of shallow gradient?
Contour maps have lines along points at the same height or elevation. The contours are usually drawn at regular intervals, such as every 10 or 50m of height change.Where contour lines are very close on a map, this shows that the height is changing a great deal over a short horizontal distance, and therefore the gradient is steep.Areas of shallow gradient will have contour lines that are a long way apart, showing that points that are a set distance apart in height are a large distance apart horizontally.
What is lines on a set?
Lines on a set is something the acters have to learn for the movie!
What are people called on a set and act?
They are called acters on a set and say lines (see lines on a set)
What is the max value in-between lines of longitude?
There's no standard set of 'lines'. Different maps and globes print lines for referenceat different intervals, and some maps and globes don't show any lines at all.Where there are lines printed, the maximum possible interval between two meridiansof longitude would be 180 degrees.There's no minimum. But if you were to print them too close together, then youcouldn't see what's under them, and your map wouldn't be too useful.
What is the dotted line above an Excel row called?
You can put in dotted border lines. The regular lines that show rows and columns are known as gridlines, though they are solid, not dotted. Borders are set by the user and can be put in with different styles.
