Question

I think i have the answer just need a double cheeck :) Which classification describes ACD and DCB?


(Points : 3)
complementary angles

vertical angles

linear pair

right angles

Answer 1

Hell

Answer 2

Hello*

Answer 3

I think the answer is trhat they are complmentary

Answer 4

Complimentary angles sum to 90º.

Answer 5

18+72= 90 doesnt it?

Answer 6

But yet the dcb doesnt make a full angle

Answer 7

DCF is 72
DCB is 72 + 54 + 36

Answer 8

it is 162

Answer 9

So what would it be!

Answer 10

You tell me...

Ruled Out -- complementary angles

vertical angles

linear pair

Definitely Not -- right angles

Running out of choices.

Answer 11

Sorry but i cant find the answer that fits

Answer 12

So it is Ah vertical angles consist of what degree?

Answer 13

Well, Vertical Angles are Congruent. Are these two angles congruent?

Answer 14

No

Answer 15

So its either linear and complimentary

Answer 16

Brain buster!

Answer 17

Then we had better figure out what a "Linear Pair" is, since we already threw out complementary.

Answer 18

Is a linear pair

Answer 19

Are the two angles supplementary (add to 180º)?

Answer 20

Is it klike some where 110 and 720 degrees

Answer 21

70*

Answer 22

Ok i am comfused

Answer 23

Ys, you are. Just answer my question.

Answer 24

What does angle DCB equals to?

Answer 25

Already defined above. No fair asking the same question twice.

Answer 26

Ok

Answer 27

Witch angles your talking about?

Answer 28

Are you talking about this

DCF is 72
DCB is 72 + 54 + 36

Answer 29

It equals 162

Answer 30

So do i add angle ACD witch equals 18

Answer 31

that amkes the equation to 180

Answer 32

That would be supplementary but i dont have it as a option

Answer 33

Hold on. Please slow down. Think a little more and type a little less. Take a deep breath.

The question to answer is this: Are ACD and DCB Supplementary (add to 180º)?

Just answer the question. Don't try to jump ahead. Do NOT look at the answers.

Answer 34

Yes they are supplmentary

Answer 35

Perfect. Next question. Are they also "Adjacent". This means they share one ray.

Answer 36

No they dont

Answer 37

They dont share the same ray

Answer 38

Wait they do?

Answer 39

What is DC? Isn't that part of both ACD and DCB?

Answer 40

Yeah its the vertex

Answer 41

They are adjacent

Answer 42

That's really enough to answer the question, but just to emphasize the definition, simply look at the two angles. Look particularly at the two rays they do NOT share. Does it appear that these two rays form a straight line?

Answer 43

But

Answer 44

I still dont get a corhesive asnwer

Answer 45

i GET THE DEFINITION

Answer 46

Caos*

Answer 47

Why are you looking at the answers? Just answer the question.

Answer 48

But i dont know waht option it is

Answer 49

Because i need the answer to answer the question

Answer 50

They do form a straight line?

Answer 51

Well atleast i guess

Answer 52

You need to understand the concept more than you need the answer. You need to slow down. You cannot process this information at the speed you want to.

Thank you.

Supplimentary
Adjacent
Line

Two angles with these properties are a "Linear Pair". That is the answer.

Think through it a piece at a time. Don't try to pounce on it!

Answer 53

Ok