5. x =In rectangle ABCD,MZABD= (6x)° & mZDBC= (5x + 2)°.Blanks with this answer: CHINT: Draw it out.X =:: 2:: 3:: 8:: 14:: 17:: 21:: 23:: 24: 34:: 35:: 67:: 120

In a rectangle measure of each angle is equal to 90°

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Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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Section7.2: Concurrence Of Lines

Problem 34E: Does a rectangle have a an incenter? b a circumcenter?

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