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anonymous · Answer

u mean x?

anonymous · Answer

no

anonymous · Answer

the opposite sides are different

anonymous · Answer

Shes wrong^^^

anonymous · Answer

x-6 doesnt equal 32 degrees

anonymous · Answer

theyre not equal because 7 doesnt equal 8

anonymous · Answer

have you learned the law of sines and cosines yet?

mary.rojas · Answer

but you only have one angle given there is not enough information?

anonymous · Answer

actually you know that both sides are equal so you can find a range that x could be

mary.rojas · Answer

dont you need to know like what x-6 and 32 equal together or at least another angle

mary.rojas · Answer

sorry :p 
Just trying to understand myself...
Are there any answer choices or extra information given with this image?

anonymous · Answer

i think you could set up a system of equations or somethin

mary.rojas · Answer

can I see it please

agent0smith · Answer

@MayMay_69 didn't you post this question about a week ago? I think it was reasonably well explained by someone, i forget who.

agent0smith · Answer

In this case, using that theorem,

32 > x-6

anonymous · Answer

cmon they have the steps right there

agent0smith · Answer

Oh and x-6 > 0

so
32 > x-6
and
x-6 > 0

agent0smith · Answer

For the second? You can't write x=6, it's x>6.

What about this one:

x-6 < 32

agent0smith · Answer

Yep. So now you have x>6 and x<38, which you can write as

6 < x < 38