Question

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B

Answer 1

@JackSmiley

Answer 2

Do you remember rules of opposite facing angles?

Answer 3

B

Answer 4

Correct. :)

Answer 5

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Answer 6

First, look at the answers and see how they relate to the figures.

Answer 7

C or D

Answer 8

The short sides should be in ratio to the short sides on the other trapezoid.

Answer 9

A u mean

Answer 10

A

Answer 11

No. Think of the second trapezoid flipped the same way as the first. Now compare them.
Short side with short side, and long side with long side.

Answer 12

ohh i got it its D lol

Answer 13

am i right

Answer 14

No, that is not correct.
3.12 is the long side of the second trapezoid, while 5 is the short side of the first.

Answer 15

then it must be B

Answer 16

sorry its C

Answer 17

5 and 1.2

Answer 18

Do you have a book or some written text you may reference, or are you taking an online course?
And yes, 5 and 1.2.

Answer 19

its an online course i am so weak at geometry

Answer 20

Ah, I took an online course before for COMS and it was terrible...
And geometry can be tricky, but you just need memorize a few things; a lot of it can be referenced back to basics. :)

Answer 21

i understand but its very tricky and i give up wen i cant do it the first time
i hate it like hell

Answer 22

It's good to get into the habit of taking breaks instead of giving up. I know it's an annoying thing people say all the time, but if you stick it out for long enough, it will start to make a lot more sense. Do you know if you are kinesthetic or visual learner?

Answer 23

The measure of two complementary angles are in the ratio 1 : 5. What are the degree measures of the two angles? What is the solution of each proportion?
A. 36° and 144°

B. 15° and 75°

C. 30° and 150°

D. 18° and 72°

Answer 24

lol just 2 more please and i will go to sleep..... i am so tired

Answer 25

Of course. :)
This one is very simple, and can be used as a test-taking trick.
The problem asks for angles in 1:5, so all you need to do is compare the ratio answers and see if they fit the criteria. :)

Answer 26

C

Answer 27

Correct. :)

Answer 28

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Answer 29

This is another 30-60-90 question, so you use
\[\sin30=x/144\]\[x=144(\sin30)\]
x=?

Answer 30

D

Answer 31

Correct. :)

Answer 32

lol it was graded wrong some of the answers u gave me lol

Answer 33

let me post them

Answer 34

Well, darn... many apologies, it's been a few years since I've done this.

Answer 35

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Answer 36

just waste of time i guess

Answer 37

I do apologize, it was never my intention to make your answers incorrect.

Answer 38

apoligy accepted