I answered these following questions in "q2 image" but I still got them wrong.Which ones am I not matching correct? It doesn't show me which ones are the wrong ones, if I get one wrong, it gives me the whole answer as wrong.So, In order for me to get the answer right, they all need to be correct. Match the following word or phrase with its correct meaning.v Closed figures with any number of sides, but no less thanthree.a. Tangentb. CircleA geometric figure formed by three intersecting lines.c. SquareQuadrilateral with parallel sidesd. EccentricEqual sides 90° internal angles.e. Polygonf. Quadrilateralsg. ConcentricA geometric figure with sides of equal length and equalinternal angles.v Four-sided polygons, that have equal or unequal sides orinterior angles.h. Trianglev A closed curve with all points along the curve at an equaldistance from a point called the center.i. Diameterj. Circumferencek. Regular Polygonv Opposite sides equal 90° internal angles.v Straight or curved line touches a circle or arc at only one1. Parallelogramm. Radiuspoint.n. Rectanglev Distance across a circle at it widest point.v When two or more circles share the same center point theyare...v When two or more circles drawn in close proximity to oneanother do not share the same center they are.v The distance around a circle.Diameter divided by two. Match the following word or phrase with its correct meaning.QuestionSelected MatchClosed figures with any number of sides, but no less than three.f. QuadrilateralsA geometric figure formed by three intersecting lines.h. TriangleQuadrilateral with parallel sidesI. ParallelogramEqual sides 90 ° internal angles.c. SquareA geometric figure with sides of equal length and equal internal angles.k.Regular PolygonFour-sided polygons, that have equal or unequal sides or interior angles.e. PolygonA closed curve with all points along the curve at an equal distance from a point called the center.b. CircleOpposite sides equal 90 ° internal angles.n.RectangleStraight or curved line touches a circle or arc at only one point.a. TangentDistance across a circle at it widest point.i. DiameterWhen two or more circles share the same center point they are.g.ConcentricWhen two or more circles drawn in close proximity to one another do not share the same center theyd. Eccentricare...The distance around a circle.Circumferencej.Diameter divided by two.m.Radius

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Match the following word or phrase with its correct meaning. Question Selected Match Closed figures with any number of sides, but no less than three. f. Quadrilaterals A geometric figure formed by three intersecting lines. h. Triangle Quadrilateral with parallel sides I. Parallelogram Equal sides 90 ° internal angles. c. Square A geometric figure with sides of equal length and equal internal angles. k. Regular Polygon Four-sided polygons, that have equal or unequal sides or interior angles. e. Polygon A closed curve with all points along the curve at an equal distance from a point called the center. b. Circle Opposite sides equal 90 ° internal angles. n. Rectangle Straight or curved Iline touches a circle or arc at only one point. a. Tangent Distance across a circle at it widest point. i Diameter When two or more circles share the same center point they are. 8. Concentric When two or more circles drawn in close proximity to one another do not share the same center they d. Eccentric are... The distance around a circle. j. Circumference Diameter divided by two. m. Radius

Match the following word or phrase with its correct meaning. Question Selected Match Closed figures with any number of sides, but no less than three. f. Quadrilaterals A geometric figure formed by three intersecting lines. h. Triangle Quadrilateral with parallel sides I. Parallelogram Equal sides 90 ° internal angles. c. Square A geometric figure with sides of equal length and equal internal angles. k. Regular Polygon Four-sided polygons, that have equal or unequal sides or interior angles. e. Polygon A closed curve with all points along the curve at an equal distance from a point called the center. b. Circle Opposite sides equal 90 ° internal angles. n. Rectangle Straight or curved Iline touches a circle or arc at only one point. a. Tangent Distance across a circle at it widest point. i Diameter When two or more circles share the same center point they are. 8. Concentric When two or more circles drawn in close proximity to one another do not share the same center they d. Eccentric are... The distance around a circle. j. Circumference Diameter divided by two. m. Radius

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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ISBN:9781337614085

Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

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