Complementary angles have a sum of 90 degree, right angle
It would be C. Since it’s the only 2 angles that form a right angle
Answer:
c) <DBE and <EBC
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because when added together, both angles equal 90 degrees.
Complementary angles always equal 90 degrees.
There is a way to do this algebraically using equations, but it is really messy so I am going to go over the way to do it. The way you do this is by finding whole numbers that multiply to make -192. Start with 1 and 192, 2 and 96, 3 and 64, etc and make the smaller number negative.
The reason why you make the smaller number negative is because we are looking for what numbers add together to make a positive number (10). If the bigger number was negative, then we would get a negative sum.
From what i could find, there aren't any whole numbers that satisfy this, and i doubt that the question would want you to find decimals for this.
The way to find this with equations (in short) is to have to variables, x and y, and make two equations. in this case x+y=10 and xy=-192. Solve one equation for a variable and then use substitution to plug that variable into the other equation. if you do this you get really long decimals.
Answer:
Wrong
Step-by-step explanation:
The student is wrong. Two angles are coterminal if and only if the difference between their measures is a multiple of 360°.
The difference between the angles 180° and –180° is 360°, and they are coterminal. Therefore the student is WRONG.
