A triangle with one obtuse angle must also have two acute angles. A. True B. False
How do you know
Whoa now... Remember that the sum of all the angles inside a triangle is ALWAYS 180 degrees.
its true.
OMG thnk you terence
if there was a right angle in it, which would not happen, it would be a right triangle
More than that, Nicole... a triangle can't have an obtuse angle AND a right angle.
exactly...thats what i just said in not those words.
Say, the angles measure a,b, and c. Suppose a is obtuse Then a > 90 Suppose b is right b = 90 Then a+b > 180 And that's not even counting c yet.
thats why i put ," which can not happen,"
So the anser is true
It's true :)
true
mhmm!
What do you know to be true about the values of p and q? A. p < q B. p = q C. p > q D. can't be determined|dw:1363268744528:dw|
as someone said earlier, a triangle equals 180 degrees. so you would subtract the angles you know to find whats left.
:P I said Nicole, at least say Terence :D Just kidding. But yeah, what's left should be what remains if the sum of the two given angles were taken away from 180
So how do i find out the anser
for the first triangle for instance... what do we know about 80 + 20 + p ?
you subtract the angles in the triangle from 180
and @terenzreignz , my name is actually hope :) lol
100+p
Well... my bad, Hope :) I'm Terence :D
Im josh
hi josh :)
Yeah... so about that question Josh? 80 + 20 + p What should these add up to?
Hi Hope you are beautiful... 100+p
80 + 20 + p = 100 + p granted... but these are the three angles in the first triangle, and what do we know about the angle sum of a triangle?
IDK
thanks @Fradycat
They always add up to 180 (degrees)
Right so would it be 80
OKAY so you know that a triangles angles HAVE TO add up to e 180 right? YOU already have TWO angles in the triangle on the left...
There you go :) Now do the other triangle.
correct :D
The anser is 80 so... B.) is my anser
Okay... nicely done :)
What is the value of y? |dw:1363269438974:dw|
put it in an equation like so y+(y-12)+56=180, then solve for y
How do i solve it
true
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