I don’t understand this. In class we have been doing these problems with only one transversal, not two.
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Answer: Yes it is possible. Angle DCF is also 50 degrees
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Check out the image attachment below. On that image, I've marked that angle EBA is congruent to angle BAC by the alternate interior angle theorem. Those angles are shown in red. Furthermore, angle BAC is congruent to DCF (corresponding angles) using a green marker. Finally, using the transitive theorem, you can connect the statements in a chain to say that angle EBA is congruent to angle DCF, which is why angle DCF is 50 degrees as well.
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The amount of money that Carly would have left if she doesn't buy any packs of baseball cards is $20.
<h3>How to calculate the amount of money?</h3>In order to calculate the amount of money that Carly would have left if she doesn't buy any packs of baseball cards, we would determine the cost of each baseball card as follows:
- Let the cost of each baseball card be x.
- Let the number of cards bought be n.
Translating the word problem into an algebraic expression, we have;
x - n = 16
x - 2n = 12
Solving the simultaneous equations by elimination, we have:
n = 4
Therefore, Carly's minimum balance is given by:
x - n = 16
x = 16 + n
x = 16 + 4
x = $20.
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<u>Complete Question:</u>
The graph shows the relationship between the total amount of money that Carly will have left, y, if she buys x packs of baseball cards. How much money will she have if she doesn't buy any packs of baseball cards?
