Answer: The measure of <b is 26 degrees.
Step-by-step explanation:
Complementary angles are angles that add up to 90 degrees. I remember this because my teacher told me this: "Complements are always RIGHT!" Of course, this is a reference to complementary angles combining to make right angles, which are 90 degrees.
To go back on your question, if <a and <b are truly complementary, then m<a +m<b = 90 degrees. Substitute the measure of <a for 64 degrees, then you get 64 degrees + m<b = 90 degrees. Simplify. Then you'd get that the measure of <b is 26 degrees.
(P.S. Sorry if I cluttered up the ask portion of your post. I haven't used this platform in like 2 years, so everything seems so foreign to me.)
Answer:
Your answers are correct. However, the instructions say to write the formula, and in my class you would write A= bh ÷ 2.
Step-by-step explanation:
However, the instructions say to write the formula, and in my class you would write A= bh ÷ 2. Also, you may want to write A= for every line of math that you do. If your class doesn't do that, then disregard that. :)
Answer:
1043.43
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Step-by-step explanation:
14.
- Between two lines m ║ n, the ∦ cuts through them forming two angles
- As it forms a line, the sum of the angles is 180°
- 3x + 47 + x + 7 = 180
- 4x + 54 = 180
- 4x = 126
- x = 126/4 = 63/2 = 31.5
15.
- Alternate exterior angles on a transversal are equal
- 5x = 2x + 78
- 3x = 78
- x = 26
