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Accepted meanings51118
Obtained votes256
Votes by meaning05275
Inquiries1186720
Queries by meaning235275
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postulado 50, poligonos concavos ordenados
  25

Yes ( m, mm, n ) m greater that n, n greater or equal to one, is the data of a polygon concave ordered, then the number of sides of a line broken is equal to 2 ( m-n ) and sides of the polygon concave ordered total equals 4 ( 2m - 41 1 2n.

  
postulado 51, poligonos concavos ordenados
  17

If ( m, r, n ) m more that r, r greater that n, n greater or equal that one, is the data of a polygon concave ordered, then the number of sides of a line broken higher is equal to 2 ( m-n ) and the number of sides of a line broken lower is equal to 2 ( r ) and the total of sides of the polygon concave ordered is equal to 4 ( m r-2n 1 ).

  
postulado 52, poligonos concavos ordenados
  18

Yes ( m, n, n ) m greater than n, n greater or equal to two, is a tidy concave polygon data, then the number of sides of a line is equal to 2 ( 41 m-n; and the number of the ordered polygon concave side is equal to 4 ( m-n 1-)

  
postulado 53, poligonos concavos ordenados
  19

All polygon concave ordered which is divided into congruent squares or in fact congruent rectangles ( m, mm, n ) m greater than n, n greater than or equal to one, and that limited him a square and a rhombus respectively, are the same one.

  
postulado 53, poligonos concavos ordenados
  13

All polygon concave ordered which is divided into congruent squares or in fact congruent rectangles ( m, mm, n ) m greater than n, n greater than or equal to one, and that limited him a square and a rhombus respectively, are the same one.

  
postulado 53, poligonos concavos ordenados
  35

All polygon concave ordered which is divided into congruent squares or in fact congruent rectangles ( m, mm, n ) m greater than n, n greater than or equal to one, and that limited him a square and a rhombus respectively, are the same one.

  
postulado 54, poligonos concavos ordenados
  23

All polygon concave ordered which is divided in congruent Rhombus or in fact congruent rhomboid ( m, mm, n ) m greater than n, n greater than or equal to one and that limited him a rectangle and a diamond shape respectively, are the same two.

  
postulado 55, poligonos concavos ordenados
  24

All polygon concave ordered which is divided in congruent Rhombus or in fact congruent rhomboid ( m, r, n ) greater than r, r greater than n, n greater than or equal to one, and that limited him a square and a rhombus respectively are the only one.

  
postulado 56, poligonos concavos ordenados
  24

All polygon concave ordered which is divided into congruent squares or in fact congruent rectangles ( m, r, n ) greater than r, r greater than n, n greater than or equal to one, and that limited him a rectangle and a diamond shape respectively are the only two.

  
postulado 23, poligonos concavos ordenados
  21

Yes ( m, r, n ) m greater or equal that r, r greater that n, n greater or equal to 4 pair, is the data of a polygon concave ordered, then n ( n-2 ) It is the total number of parallelograms that are missing to the incomplete polygons sorted concave to be polygons full concave.

  
postulado 24, poligonos concavos ordenados
  22

Those polygons concave ordered with data ( m, mm, n ) m more that n, n greater or equal to one, is grouped in a collection formed by infinite members ( joint ) where each Member has infinite elements or data.

  
postulado 25, poligonos concavos ordenados
  19

Those polygons concave ordered with dato ( m, r, n ) m greater that r, r greater that n, n greater or equal to one, is grouped in a collection multiple formed by infinite collections, where each collection has infinite members ( joint ) and each Member has infinite elements or data.

  
postulado 26, poligonos concavos ordenados
  20

Those polygons concave ordered with data ( m, n, n ) m greater than n, n greater or equal to two, are grouped into a collection consisting of infinite members ( 41 sets; where each Member has infinite elements or data.

  
postulado 27, poligonos concavos ordenados
  28

All polygon concave ordered full of dato ( m, m, 1 ) m greater than one, is separated into two parallelograms divided into congruent parallelograms with order ( m, 41 m; and ( m-1, m-1 ).

  
postulado 28, poligonos concavos ordenados
  23

All polygon concave ordered full of dato ( m, m, 2 ) m more that two, is separated in two parallelograms split in parallelograms congruent with order ( m, m-1 ) and ( m-1, m )

  
postulado 29, poligonos concavos ordenados
  21

All polygon concave ordered full data ( m, r, 1-) greater than r m r greater than one, is separated into two parallelograms divided into congruent parallelograms with order ( m, r ) and ( m-1, r-1 ).

  
postulado 30, poligonos concavos ordenados
  22

All polygon concave ordered full of dato ( m, r, 2 ) m more that r, r more that two, is separated in two parallelograms divided in parallelograms congruent with order ( m, r-1 ) and ( m-1, r )

  
postulado 31, poligonos concavos ordenados
  16

All polygon concave ordered full of dato ( m, 2, 2 ) m more that two, is separated in two parallelograms split in parallelograms congruent with order ( m, n-1 ) and ( m-1, n )

  
postulado 32, poligonos concavos ordenados
  23

Those polygons concave ordered, are in the forms: one, two and three; only one and two; equal one and two, if mentally is supposed that is built from them parallelograms divided in parallelograms congruent of the forms earlier.

  
postulado 33, poligonos concavos ordenados
  29

The perimeter of a polygon concave ordered full of dato ( m, m, 1 ) m more that one, is equal to the sum of the perimeters of their parallelograms separated.

  






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