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3 years ago

Help? I need question 1-8 answers .

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Sever21 [200]3 years ago

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1) These angles are actually equal so set the equation to…
58=5x-2
60=5x
X=12

2) These angles are also equal to each other
16x+22=134
16x=112
X=7

3) These angles are equal too
7x-1=125
7x=126
X=18

4) These angles are supplementary so they add to 180 degrees
9x+2+133=180
9x+135=180
9x=45
X=5

5) These angles are equal as well
8x-77=3x+38
5x-77=38
5x=115
X=23

6) These angles are also equal
11x-47=6x-2
5x-47=-2
5x=45
X=9

7) these also sum to 180
13x-21+5x+75=180
18x+54=180
18x=126
X=7

8) These angles add to 180 as well
9x-33+5x+3=180
14x-30=180
14x=210
X=15

In conclusion, just know how to solve simple one variable equation and know which angles are congruent and supplementary and this will be easy.

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