Can a rectangle and a square tessellate?

Can a rectangle and a square tessellate?

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Q. Can a rectangle and a square tessellate?

This means we are looking for shapes that fit together nicely, without any gaps or overlaps to create a pattern. Stacks of these strips cover a rectangular region and the pattern can clearly be extended to cover the entire plane. This easily gives us the result that: All squares tessellate.

Q. Is a triangle a Tessellate?

The simplest polygons have three sides, so we begin with triangles: All triangles tessellate. The sum of angles of any triangle is 180°. Moving up from triangles, we turn to four sided polygons, the quadrilaterals.

Q. How do you do SSS similarity theorem?

SSS Similarity Theorem: If all three pairs of corresponding sides of two triangles are proportional, then the two triangles are similar. If ABYZ=BCZX=ACXY, then ΔABC∼ΔYZX.

Q. What is the difference between AAS and AES?

While AAS quantifies the absorption of electromagnetic radiation by well-separated neutral atoms, AES measures emission of radiation from atoms in excited states.

Q. How do you use a AAS instrument?

Atomic absorption spectroscopy is studied using an atomic absorption spectrometer (AAS or AA spectrometer). The AA spectrometer works by:

  1. Creating a steady state of freely dissociated ground state atoms using a heat source (flame)
  2. Passing light of a specific wavelength through the flame.

Q. Why acetylene gas is used in AAS?

1 Answer. Because it gives a very high temperature: 2200-2400 ∘C. This is due to its high heat of combustion, around 1300 kJ/ mol. If still higher temperatures are required, as for Al, Si, Ti, etc., a combination of acetylene and N2O is used, which reaches 2600-2800 ∘C.

Q. Why is AAS useful for metal analysis?

In atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) element specific light absorption is used to determine the concentration of a metal in a solution. This mixture is combusted to reduce the elements of interest into free atoms that absorp light at a specific wavelength. …

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