Bank check kite is one of the most popular forms of deposit frauds. A check written to a person from one bank is deposited and credited to an account at another bank. The second bank shows a positive balance and the person withdraws the money and deposits to the first bank before the check bounces.
You can find money anywhere; in the streets, on the floor in your house, in the trash, in a bucket, out a thrown -away wallet, in the sink, in water ,in class ,or flying around in the air like a kite.
Practically, basically, almost, etc.. For example, you could say, "Flying a kite with no wind is virtually impossible." Practically, basically, and almost easily interchange with virtually.
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The bank who shuts down the Kite comes out best. Those banks that fail to detect the kite get stuck.
It is not. It is impossible to provide a diagram for something that isn't!
you bring one!
With the current electronics, checks can be cleared almost immediately. There is little opportunity to 'kite' a check as there was in the past. You need to make sure the money is in the bank before you write the check.
Explain what information you need to find how long each friend flew the kite.
Because of high gravity in the sky the kite flys when it is fixed with a log tail.
You must be looking at a Venn diagram of different kinds of quadrilaterals. Although I can't see your diagram, the most likely thing to look for is a trapezoid, or maybe a kite. Of course, there are many quadrilaterals with nothing special about them, they're just quadrilaterals.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/68/Quadrilaterals.svg The Kite in the bottom left has no parallel sides.
they show you the percentage cover/abundance of a specific species along a transect, the X-axis is the distance, and the actual kite shapes represent the amount of that species at that set distance.
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I believe its a kite- but not a typical 'kite' that shows equal sides. Check out the picture of the 'kite' on www.math.com (under Geometry-Quadrilaterals). Hope this helps :) * * * * * Hope it does not help, because it is the wrong answer. A kite must have two pair of equal sides though unlike a parallelogram, these are adjacent sides, not opposite ones. A quadrilateral, as described in the question does not have a special name.