Question

VERY HARD I BET YOU CANT ANSWER THIS IN DRAWING BELOW

a. <2 = <11
b. <2 = <5
c. <14 = <8
d. <9 = <1
e. m<13 + m<7 + m<6 = 180

Answer 1

BASED ON THE GIVEN INFO CAN YOU DETERMINE WHICH SEGMENTS MUST BE PARALLEL? IF THERE ARE NO SUCH SEGMENTS RIGHT NONE

Answer 2

Are those supposed to be right triangles?

Answer 3

no

Answer 4

and "hero" you suck

Answer 5

Thanks for your kind words ashley

Answer 6

smd

Answer 7

That's not nice ashley

Answer 8

there are 3 sets of parallel lines, alternate interior angles equal..

Answer 9

how about 2 and 11 ? are they equal

Answer 10

also at point x...one angle is not labled isn't it?

Answer 11

no theyre all labled

Answer 12

not true...because at point X, there are 3 angles and you only labled 10 and 11

Answer 13

x is a point

Answer 14

i said at point X so obviously X is a point :)...angle 11 is just the middle angle , isn't it?

Answer 15

sorry i dont really get what your saying x w y and all those are just points IGNORE THEM OR SOMETHING hahahahaha

Answer 16

you have to make sure the lable of the angles is correct in order to determine if they are parallel or not...one example...if angle 11 is the middle angle at point X, when <2 = <11,
you have AW and BX are parallel lines because of the alternate interior angles are equal.
apply that same rule to other set of lines