randomness of data
I can see no tile pattern.
3D figures have three dimensions - length, breadth (width), and depth. Everything you can pick up is 3D. 2D objects only exist on paper, like squares etc. A square you can pick up in your hand is actually a cuboid. 3D objects can be shown on paper in diagrammatical terms by using perspective.
Step 1: First arrange the data items from least to greatest.Step 2: Then group the data items that are the same.Step 3: Match the grouped data items with the figures shown.
There are two significant figures in 0.025.
Your figures are correct as shown, but the punctuation is inadequate.23,500,010 is easier to read and interpret.
16.67 cm
True
pattern of internal and external rhymes
The figures are similar because the king is shown as larger than anyone else.
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Such a pattern is called a tessellation.
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Yes they are no matter how they are postioned. As long as the figures are shown to be congruent wether with tick marks or measurements. So yes they would still be congruent
We can get a two cubes because when you cut the rectangular prism you can get it.You will see.^_^
if you are in OW then the answer is A
A tesselation