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2 years ago

Help finals study guide please I want to just go on break

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1 answer:

timofeeve [1]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

(note: I'm only answering the ones I know vs giving you wrong answers for the others!)

1. ROS=Obtuse (larger then ninty degrees)

2. octagon has 8 angles (octo means eight, after all!)

3. If a figure has three sides, it is a triagle (not positive on this one)

4. symmetric property of congruence (this one's a simple search :p )

5. N/A (although I believe its angle BEC=124 degrees, as every other choice Is proven to be true)

6. congruent complements theorem (this is because we are given that 3 is a suppliment of 4. we are also given that 2=4. Based on this, then 1=3 is congruent based on 1 being suppliment of 2, 2=4, and 3 being a suppliment of 4)

7. N/A

8. N/A (the picture is too fuzzy for me to make any ideas)

I'm sorry I couldn't solve them all, but I hope this at least gets you somewhere! Have a great day!

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