How do you find line segments? I'm having trouble with summer homework going into sixth grade AAAAA
1 answer:
line segments are lines that have two distinct endpoints (a dot) •
(see example 2)
finding them on a number line(example 3)
look for two dots
the line between them is the line segment
on a figure(example 1)
end points are always closed so every line on a shape is a line segment
to name them,
use the start and endpoint
with a line above the two letters
(make sure they are capitalized)
go alphabetically
(see example 4)
i hope that helps!
good luck going into 6th grade thats a tough one
tell me if you need anymore help :)
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Answer:
x = 60°
Step-by-step explanation:
According to the Outside Angles Theorem, the angle formed by the two tangents in the diagram above is equal to half of the difference of the measures of two arcs that are intercepted.
Therefore:
x = 60°