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How many sides does a regular polygon with an exterior angle measure of 36 degrees have?
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If an angle is four times its supplement how much does each of them measure?
36 and 144 degrees
What measure of variability is the most appropriate for this set of values 13 42 104 36 28 6 17?
Which measure of variability is the most appropriate for this set of values?13, 42, 104, 36, 28, 6, 17
What is the measure third angle 54 degrees and 36 degrees?
If that's a triangle, the third angle is 90 degrees.
What ratio correctly compares 4 feet to 36 inches?
Convert both to the same measure, and you have your answer. 4 feet is 48 inches, so it could be 48:36. But 36 inches is also 3 ft, so a simpler ratio would be 4:3.
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