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Do we need to prove that it’s not a rhombus like if we wanted to besides proving that all sides are congruent, could we prove that the diagonals are perpendicular? Where is your way the best way because we prove that all sides are congruent, which gets us to the two quadrilaterals of a rhombus and a square, but we fully prove it in differentiated from a rhombus because the diagonals are congruent while a rhombuses diagonals are not..

3:45. Hi good morning so for number 26 once we find the area by making a rectangle based on the slope of the triangles can we also necessarily just use the formula based on thearea of the rectangle we could do like 1/2×8×10 to get us 40?

Hi for number 33, Is it more proper to do 0.6666666667 or 2/3 for the height because 4 the height so what would you say is the more easier way?

For #34a aren’t all four sides of a square congruent?

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You made me have a flashback to Mr. McKlafski’s drafting class I took back in 1981 at the University of Arizona!

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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THESE VIDEOS! it's straight to the point and you explains how to solve the examples in the easiest and fastest way which is much easier to remember and internalize! thank you!

For question 34, could you just do 31.415.... divided by 2/3ft cubed? Edit: I paused the video right before you explained just that LOL

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These are some good examples, I might use some of these examples in my class.Thabk you for sharing.