Whats the question? i finished trigonometry my sophomore year so i’d say im decent at math i guess
we know that
Vertical angles are congruent angles
that means
substitute the given values
(7x – 27)=(3x + 29)
solve for x
7x-3x=29+27
4x=56
x=14
part b)
We know that
Supplementary angles are angles that their sum is equal to 180 degrees
so
A+B=180
substitute the given values
5x+25+x+17=180
solve for x
6x+42=180
6x=180-42
6x=138
x=23
Find the measure of Angle A
Answer:
I agree with Helen because she is right that the volume is about 175 cubic inch. and it is a triangular prism.
Step-by-step explanation:
This can also be represented as 6x3. I hope that helped
A fellow BYU courser I see.
Now, I am in the same course as you, but shouldn't there be a "None of the Above" option? (I only finished 1.1 so I don't really know.) I think that is correct.
Based on the picture (I know the picture is almost never drawn to scale but still) I think these line segments aren't parallel.
Also, I think the actual proof involves the Alternate Exterior Angles theorem, and those angles in this case are angles ∠BFC and ∠FCE which aren't listed.
