Question

Please check my answers
I will award fan and medal

Answer 1

ur answer is correct.

Answer 2

i agree.

Answer 3

Thank you

Answer 4

The second one is also correct.

Answer 5

@SolomonZelman FTW!

Answer 6

TY, undead!

Answer 7

i couldn't give u a medal so compliment it is!

Answer 8

i have a few more okay ?

Answer 9

You don't have to give me a medal, in fact I would prefer not to, because I don't want the numbers of medals exceed the number of questions answered.

Answer 10

undeadstood!

Answer 11

I mean whatever you feel like...

Answer 12

Correct

Answer 13

woow are you serious ?

Answer 14

Yes, becuase it passes through the origin it has no y intercept

Answer 15

other than 0

Answer 16

:)

Answer 17

i have a feeling @MOnsterBunnyNi is a good guesser.

Answer 18

She just knows how to do these probelms, good job, @MOnsterBunnyNi!

Answer 19

hah No no undead i just ddn't know how to do that one i wasn't sure

Answer 20

thanks @SolomonZelman

Answer 21

And this one is also correct.

Answer 22

YW!

Answer 23

Correct.

Answer 24

Well really, if you say that the triangles are congruent to each other, order of angles wouldn't matte and it would be more than 1 correct answer, but your's is in order of angles and just thre best, I really like how you fly through it....

Answer 25

haha sorry if i move too fast @SolomonZelman

Answer 26

And again....

Answer 27

Correct; you are going fine, not too fast.

Answer 28

I also had this problem with my trig teacher last year, when I skipped steps in proves.

Answer 29

haha woow

Answer 30

Incorrect

Answer 31

You have an isosceles triangle, and the sum of angles is 180.
you know that isosceles angles add up to 132 because the unequal angle is 48.
132 /2 = 66

Answer 32

Hope this explanation made sense.

Answer 33

oh i understand what i did wrong

Answer 34

Good, that's the most important, understanding the mistakes....

Answer 35

Correct.

Answer 36

i was confused by this

Answer 37

Did you ever use a compass to draw a line that is exactly bisecting a segment?

Answer 38

yes of course :)

Answer 39

THIS would be YOUR triangle. (hold on)

Answer 40

Opps sorry...

Answer 41

and the way to find the center of a segment is and so for each side, see.