Question

Help

Answer 1

okay

Answer 2

http://openstudy.com/updates/523b2eade4b0fbf3cc7b207d

Answer 3

You have asked this question several times, trolling for answers. If that is all that you want, there are other sites out there. This site is for help, and guidance. It is expected that you put in effort towards solving your own problems.
http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 4

Well Debbie helps me out the most they explain it way better,

Answer 5

#28. They are complementary, so that means that they sum to 90*.

So add the expressions and set = 90:

(3x+9)+(5x+9)=90

Solve that equation for x. Once you have x, sub it back into the expressions to find the measure of each angle.

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And, ironically.... after typing that out I went to the link of the post where you asked this earlier. I am telling you pretty much what 2 or 3 people told you in THAT post.

Answer 6

In the problem that @thomaster linked, we were trying to break it down into nice little bite-sized chunks. To which you literally asked "can u just give me da answer?".
That isn't showing the initiative that should be seen. At least ask questions that will help you towards understanding. All you will get from answers is the answer, nothing more. Knowledge isn't gained.
Now that my rant is done, I will leave.

Answer 7

@austinL is right. You HAVE to work to understand this, not just ask people for the answers. That's why you are coming back again and again with similar problems. You need to understand the basic first.

Answer 8

@DebbieG not just similar... exactly the same.

Answer 9

Now I and I imagine @DebbieG will give it one more go to try and assist.

You have the equation,
\((3x+9)+(5x+9)=90\)

How would we solve this?