Question

as part of a map, sheila drew three separate points that were not all on the same line. sheila connected the points with line segments. which could be part of the map sheila drew? an obtuse angle a rhombus a trapezoid a rectangle

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the number of points

Sheila has 3 non - collinear points. Connecting 3 non - collinear points forms a triangle or an angle.

Step2: Analyze each option

A rhombus, trapezoid, and rectangle are all 4 - sided polygons which require 4 non - collinear points. An obtuse angle can be formed by 3 non - collinear points.

Answer:

An obtuse angle