#5 A circle has an area of 361 square inches. Which best represents the
circumference of the ci...
Mathematics, 05.05.2020 02:24, pnhandley01
#5 A circle has an area of 361 square inches. Which best represents the
circumference of the circle? *
12 inches
324 inches
18.8 inches
37.6 inches
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Given: ae ≅ ce ; de ≅ be prove: abcd is a parallelogram. we have that ab || dc. by a similar argument used to prove that △aeb ≅ △ced, we can show that △ ≅ △ceb by. so, ∠cad ≅ ∠ by cpctc. therefore, ad || bc by the converse of the theorem. since both pair of opposite sides are parallel, quadrilateral abcd is a parallelogram.
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