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I think thats what your asking.
Mathematically speaking, the linear pair postulate and linear pair theorem both express the same thing.
- A linear pair is made up of two angles, and the sum of their measures is 180°.
<h3>What is the formula for linear pairs?</h3>
- A two-variable linear equation of the form axe + by + c, with a, b, and c all being real numbers and not equal to zero.
- The Transitive Property states that if all real numbers x, y, and z are equal, then x=z.
- Substituting characteristics. If x=y, then x can be swapped to y in any equation or formula.
- Mathematically speaking, the linear pair postulate and linear pair theorem both express the same thing.
- A linear pair is made up of two angles, and the sum of their measures is 180°.
- Line pairs can be congruent.
- Adjacent angles are joined by a vertex.
- Angles that are similar cross across.
- A linear pairing is unnecessary.
Therefore, mathematically speaking, the linear pair postulate and linear pair theorem both express the same thing.
- A linear pair is made up of two angles, and the sum of their measures is 180°.
To learn more about the Linear pair theorem refer to:
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The first one:
5v + 3 = 5v - 5
Subtract 5v from both sides ->
3 = -5
This isn't true so that means there are no solutions...
