Always.
The sum of the two angles is 360. So angle ABC = 120 degrees.
abc = 38
Technically yes
If we replace ( d ) with 6 in the equation ( abc + abc = cdd ), we can rewrite it as ( 2abc = c66 ). This implies that ( c66 ) represents the number formed by ( c ) followed by 66. To solve for ( abc ) and ( c ), you would need additional information about the values of ( a ), ( b ), and ( c ).
We cannot know.
Assuming A, B, C and D all represent different digits then ABC = 183 .
The sum of the two angles is 360. So angle ABC = 120 degrees.
False. If ABC definitely equals DEF equals MNO and MNO equals PQR then ABC does not equal PQR by the transitive property.
abc = 38
Technically yes
No, they are not equal sets.
No.
it will be 4.9cm for the answer
17
We cannot know.
its either mat2 or matt2 or matty2
It is possible.