Huh... In school, I was taught that those angles are Supplementary... But the answer is B.
To find the length of segment AC, we must find the total rise and total run between the two points.
Point C is located at (-5, 5). Point A is located at (3,-1). To find the rise, subtract the y-value of A from the y-value of C:

The rise of this segment is 6.
To find the run, subtract the x-value of A from the x-value of C:

The run of this segment is 8.
We can use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the length of this segment. The theorem uses the following formula:

The segment represents the hypotenuse, and the rise and run represent the legs of this segment. We know that the two legs' lengths are 6 and 8, so plug them into the equation:



Square root both sides to get c by itself:


The length of segment AC is
10.
They all have the same numbers but are placed differently
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Solve for z:
-2(z + 3) = -z - 4(z + 2)
-4(z + 2) = -4z - 8:
-2(z + 3) = -z -4z - 8
Grouping like terms, -z - 4z - 8 = (-z - 4z) - 8:
-2(z + 3) = (-z - 4z) - 8
-z - 4z = -5z:
-2 (z + 3) = -5z - 8
Expand out terms of the left hand side:
-2z - 6 = -5 z - 8
Add 5z to both sides:
(5z - 2z) - 6 = (5z - 5z) - 8
5z - 5z = 0:
(5z - 2z) - 6 = -8
5z - 2z = 3z:
3z - 6 = -8
Add 6 to both sides:
3z + (6 - 6) = 6 - 8
6 - 6 = 0:
3z = 6 - 8
6 - 8 = -2:
3z = -2
Divide both sides of 3z = -2 by 3:


