the way you do it it you just count the amount of units it goes up, in this case for every square its going up 5 units, once you get that number you put that on top of your fraction, then you go over on the x axis till you hit your line (x axis is going by 10 every time). This would be your number on the bottom of the fraction.

Ill do what I can see here

40 1

---- Simplified to ----

80 2

Step-by-step explanation:

Obviously this isnt the answer but thats how you get it, hope this helps

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2 years ago

I’m confused can someone get me the answer

siniylev [52]

Angle OPM and Angle LMK

When angles are corresponding, they're essentially on the same side. It's sort of hard to explain, so I'll attach a drawing. The one on the left with the check mark is a corresponding angle, and the one on the right with the X is a same-side angle. Essentially, corresponding angles are on the same side and are also equal, unlike same-side angles, which are supplementary angles.

Let me know if you don't understand my explanation.
-T.B.

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3 years ago