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There are many ways to find the measure of an exterior angle of a triangle. I'll explain the easiest method to you. As you can see in the image, a line is drawn extending a side of the triangle. In order to find the measure of the exterior angle, we can subtract the measure of the
adjacent interior angle from 180 (a straight angle). Doing this subtraction will give us the measure of the exterior angle.
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Answers is
A'= -3,3
B'=4,-1
C'=-2,0
Answer:
first box is parallel
Second box perpendicular
Third box neither
Fourth box neither
Fifth box perpendicular
Sixth box is parallel
Why? Slopes of parallel lines are the same. Slopes of perpendicular lines are opposite reciprocals. (Example slope=1/2 a perpendicular line would be -2/1). Neither is just a when it’s not either parallel or perpendicular.
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You’d set up a proportion. I did 25/15=7x-40/18.
Then you would cross multiply to get 15(7x-40)=450
Distribute the 15.
105x-600=450
Add 600 to both sides, so the -600 cancels out.
Then you’re left with 105x=1050
Divide both sides by 105 and you get x=10
Answer: It's already in it's simplest form.
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