Answers:
If an angle is labeled with a single letter, that letter represents the <u> vertex </u> of the angle.
If more than one angle has the same vertex, you must use <u> 3 </u> points to name the angle. The <u> </u><u>middle </u> point named must be the vertex.
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Explanation:
If we have a single triangle, and no other extra lines, then we can use single letters to name the three angles. Each vertex of the triangle corresponds to the vertex of that angle.
If you were to draw many triangles, in which some may or may not overlap, you'll mostly likely need to name the angle using 3 letters. This is so you are very specific about which angle you're talking about. The middle letter is always the vertex. The left and right letters are points on the arms of the angle. The order of the left and right letters doesn't matter as long as the middle letter stays the same. So something like angle ABC is the same as angle CBA.
Answer:
(3,4)
Step-by-step explanation:
Start at the point (1,1) then Rise 2, and go to the right 3 which will give you the point (3, 4)
Answer:
32.25
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply first equaton by 2 and add to the other equation
6x+6y=12
<u>5x-6y=15 +</u>
11x+0y=27
11x=27
divide both sides by 11
x=27/11
sub back
3x+3y=6
divide both sides by 3
x+y=2
(27/11)+y=2
2 and 5/11+y=2
minus 2 and 5/11 both sides
y=-5/11
x=27/11
y=-5/11
(27/11,-5/11)
