Here’s the first few and you can do the rest with the same principles. If you need more help with the last ones then let me know
Here is a graph. When you use a graphing calculator, it isn't always necessary to solve for y.
Note different colors are used for the different problems. Problem 2 has a dashed line, as described by "Remember, ...".
Answer:
<em>x</em>=28, <em>y</em>=12
Step-by-step explanation:
The squiggly symbol? This means the shapes/angles are congruent, meaning that if you rotated them around, they would match.
x's match runs along the same line as it's match, and same goes for y's. Imagine rotating around the lower triangle and lining it up with the upper triangle.
Answer:
14
Step-by-step explanation:

Closed dot on 53, arrow going to the right