Angle TUW (10x – 7)° and angle VUW measures (5x + 13)°. Find the measure of angle TUV. http://curriculum.kcdistancelearning.com/courses/GEOMx-HS-A09/a/unit05/resources/images/Geom_5_4_11_KiteTUVW.gif
TUV = TUW + VUW = (10x – 7)° +(5x + 13)° CAN YOU PROCEED FROM HERE?
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triangles TUC and VUC are congruent then angle TUW is equal to VUW so find x by letting the angles equal each other 10x - 7 = 5x + 13 5x = 20 x = 4 then angle TUV = 10x - 7 + 5x + 13 or TUV = 15x + 6 substitute x = 4 to find the measure of TUV
@icee look at this: (10x – 7)° +(5x + 13)° = (10x +5x -7+13)° = (15x +6)° is it more clear?
Yes. I got 66
right
gita how do you get 66 from your solution...? and you are correct ice
What is the value of x if Angle TCU measures (7x – 1)°
@campbell_st well you've already established value of x i just substituted
well TCU is a right angle... the diagonals of a kite intersect at right angles. so 90 = 7x -1 solve for x 91 = 7x divide both sides by 7 to find x
x would be 13
@gitahimart just curious... after reading your 1st suggestion for the solution
thats correct ice
I have one more question. What if TC=14 what would be the length of TV?
the diagonal TV is bisected by the diagonal WU... so if TC = 14 then TV = 2 x TC
hope it helps
28
yes
thank you!
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