How can you apply Theorem 15-A and the definition of a rhombus to the figure below to prove that the diagonals of a rhombus are perpendicular to each other? (Theorem 15-B) (Hint: You will need to recall the definition of a linear pair.)

If i have one apple and give you the apple, how many apples do i have?

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(05.02)a farmer has decided to divide his land area in half in order to plant soy and corn. calculate the area of the entire area so he knows how much soil is needed. a parallelogram with a height of 6 yards and side length 9 yards. the height forms a triangle with the slanted side of the rhombus with a base of 2.5 yards. rhombus is split into a soy half and a corn half. each bag of soil covers 40 square yards. how many bags should the farmer purchase?