Answer:
63 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
add 4x + 23 and 6x + 7, then equal that to 130. When you find x, plug it into 4x+23 and get 63.
Let's do both. For the first one, we can add 1 to both sides using the property of equality, and get 4x < -12. Then, we divide by 4, getting us x<-3. For the second, we subtract 3 from both sides to get -2x < 4. Then, we divide by -2 on both sides, but when we divide by a negative we have to switch the sign. So, we get x > -2. Hope this helps.
No. The two lengths 5 and 5 add up to 10; you'd have two sides of length 5 each placed end to end, equaling 10. That'd be represented by segments on a straight line, not a triangle.
Hope you've drawn a picture, so as to understand this better. ;)
Fraid not. This time, you did it left.
The tool to use is "Vertical" angles are equal. (They don't add up to 180 degrees.)
3y + 120 = 5y + 100
(you should fill in the missing steps)
y = 10°
The upper/lower pair of vertical angles are both 150°.
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2x = 6x - 60
(you should fill in the missing steps)
x = 15°
The left/right pair of vertical angles are both 30°.
It's any two angles NEXT TO each other that add up to 180°.
Notice here that (150° + 30°) = 180° .
