We just need to find the option that has those points.
The answer is
D) y=-4x+33
(7,5)
y=-4(7)+33 = 5
(5,13)
y=-4(5)+33 = 13
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All the angles in a triangle have to add up to 180 degrees.
#17.)
45+50=95
180-95=85
x=85
#18.)
This one is a little different. The furthest two angles are complimentary which means that they add up to 180 degrees (a straight line.) Once you find the missing angle to that one, you can do the same thing as you did in #17.
180-118=62.
25+62=87
180-87=93
x=93
#21.)
For this one a slightly larger equation is needed. Since we don't have a definite number for the bottom left angle, we have to use x+2 as our number. We first have to find the bottom right angle though.
180-108=72
x+x+2+72=180
2x+74=180
2x=106
x=53
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Definitely we can't prove that triangle DFG is congruent to MNP. The reason is because the angles that are congruent don't match the corresponding vertex, that is, the corresponding vertices of these triangles are as follows:
D is corresponding to M
F is corresponding to N
G is corresponding to P
But the angle we know in the first triangle lies on vertex D while on the second triangle the angle lies on vertex P but it should lies on vertex M, so we'd prove they are congruent by Side-Angle-Side Postulate (SAS).
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