I keep messing this one up (attached), there is a lot of steps,

thanks!

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I keep messing this one up (attached), there is a lot of steps,

thanks!

anonymous · Answer

??????

anonymous · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

lol

anonymous · Answer

what does x signify????? what is x???

anonymous · Answer

x is the space between r and the tangent.

anonymous · Answer

sorry, this one is beyond me.....

anonymous · Answer

Its okay, thanks for trying. :)

anonymous · Answer

I am looking for your other question (the S = 27 degrees one), it's very hard. I would like to see the answer, do you have it?

anonymous · Answer

Yes, I believe it is still there, and I was given an answer.

anonymous · Answer

is there any way to search for the questions asked by a particular user??????

anonymous · Answer

OK, I found it, I meant a worked answer.

anonymous · Answer

yes, click on them and you will see all the questions they asked...

anonymous · Answer

thanks !!!

anonymous · Answer

yep

anonymous · Answer

ya sorry, no one worked through that one :(

anonymous · Answer

I can get close but not quite, I will keep looking at it.

anonymous · Answer

thanks :) I might try to drag someone like amisstre in here, maybe he can show us what we ought to be doing?

anonymous · Answer

I like geometry questions.

anonymous · Answer

I don't like .docx format though

anonymous · Answer

got a lot of those! they can be fun.

anonymous · Answer

sorry lol

anonymous · Answer

do you like pdf better?

anonymous · Answer

pdf is great, I can draw on it then.

amistre64 · Answer

this one?

anonymous · Answer

yes!

amistre64 · Answer

Pentagon RSTUV is circumscribed about a circle. Solve for x:

RS = 10, 
ST = 13,
TU = 11, 
UV = 12, 
VR = 12.

ok, now what does x represent, and angle, a side, or what?

anonymous · Answer

No, this one: http://openstudy.com/groups/mathematics#/groups/mathematics/updates/4dfa3ac50b8b370c28be4700

anonymous · Answer

Hey estudier, after this set I go on to some more complicated (at least I think) circle and tangent problems. I will most likely need help :( but I can also upload a nice theorem page that might help us?

anonymous · Answer

Power of a point is handy, I thought it would do me for the other...

What theorems, there are a lot?

anonymous · Answer

x i think is the line between r and the tangent.

anonymous · Answer

These are those I will be working on shortly.

anonymous · Answer

Please, pdf or even just doc

anonymous · Answer

okay

anonymous · Answer

attachment

amistre64 · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

Thanks man! Very helpful jpg!

amistre64 · Answer

yep; when an angle is tangent to a curve; the sides are equal; so just pick an x and work it around to see if it matches up in the end :)

anonymous · Answer

@amistre I am interested in the other one...

anonymous · Answer

When you're done moderating, of course...

amistre64 · Answer

the diluted one?