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OpenStudy (icalibear):

Find the values of x and y?

OpenStudy (icalibear):

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OpenStudy (icalibear):

@theEric

OpenStudy (theeric):

I see!

OpenStudy (icalibear):

This one's really confusing!

OpenStudy (theeric):

Well, x I'm sure you have a hold of ;)

OpenStudy (icalibear):

x is 112?

OpenStudy (icalibear):

or ahh idk (/.\) im sorry lol D:

OpenStudy (theeric):

Not quite! Haha, it's cool. Learning is hard and it stinks sometimes (because you get stuff wrong) but that's learning.

OpenStudy (theeric):

Think bigger, first. Specifically angles! What we learned last problem is similar, actually. I won't say it outright. Might help your memory if I hold my tongue.

OpenStudy (icalibear):

Its the same on both sides? So 7x + 7 has to equal the same as the other side

OpenStudy (theeric):

Exactly! That 112 there. So that's a good place to start.

OpenStudy (icalibear):

So 112 minus 7 is 15, since we're going to have to add seven, so it's 15 times whatever plus 7 is 112?

OpenStudy (icalibear):

seven times* ahh i confused myself nevermind .-.

OpenStudy (theeric):

I didn't quite follow, sorry! I got a little lost. I'll fix your typo quick :P 112-7=105! Unles your zero key is broken. That would stink.

OpenStudy (theeric):

It's tough! I told you! I find it tough! That's why I try to help when I can. I know it stinks.

OpenStudy (icalibear):

Yes forgot the zero haha. So x is 15. How do i find y?

OpenStudy (icalibear):

y would be 17?

OpenStudy (icalibear):

:P

OpenStudy (theeric):

Yeah, I think x is 15, too! Not y, though!

OpenStudy (icalibear):

y is 17 :P

OpenStudy (theeric):

No! Y is right! why'd I say no! I'm dumb!

OpenStudy (theeric):

Haha, I calculated the same thing and said no. I look at y= and thought I saw something else.

OpenStudy (theeric):

So yeah, you're right. :) Congrats!

OpenStudy (icalibear):

Not dumb if you figured this out cause I couldn't! lol. so y is 17 then, right? its x = 15 and y = 17 for the answer?

OpenStudy (theeric):

Yeah, those are the answers I got. Thanks! But you DID figure out y.

OpenStudy (icalibear):

ok ^.^ thanks for helping me! I also have a proof I can't seem to solve if you can help with that too if it doesnt take too much of your time o.o

OpenStudy (theeric):

Nope! I'm not too busy. Proofs aren't my specialty, but I might be able to help! You can tag me again!

OpenStudy (icalibear):

This one probably isn't too hard, I'm probably just overthinking it, it wants me to identify the property that comes with the step so I'll just draw it :P

OpenStudy (theeric):

Okay! Hopefully I know the properties.... Can I make some up? :P

OpenStudy (icalibear):

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OpenStudy (icalibear):

the fraction didn't work!! lol oops ._. it's x/6. and i can name them

OpenStudy (icalibear):

It's either a. given b. multiplication property of equality or d. addition property of equality for the step x/6 + 2 = 15 -> x = 78

OpenStudy (icalibear):

c not d. ahh i cannot type.

OpenStudy (theeric):

Okay.. hmm.. Only one stetp to get there? I would take a couple or more. I would subtract two from both sides and the multiply both sides by 6. But also solve. So maybe these properties are more in-depth than I'd think. Or can you use more tha one? Haha! Small typo.

OpenStudy (icalibear):

nope you just answered it! it was multiplication haha yeah i typed it confusing im sorry

OpenStudy (icalibear):

thanks for helping ! :P

OpenStudy (theeric):

Oh, okay! :) Well, we got it right!

OpenStudy (icalibear):

Yep!

OpenStudy (theeric):

My pleasure! Take care!

OpenStudy (icalibear):

You too!

OpenStudy (theeric):

Thank you!

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