Question

help?

Answer 1

When triangles are similar, they can have different sized sides. But, their angle measures will always be the same. So...

Answer 2

so its 28?

Answer 3

You got it! =)

Answer 4

ok thnx!

Answer 5

Np! Thanks for the medal!! ^.^

Answer 6

JIH isn't 28...

Answer 7

OH WHOOPS! My bad I thought it said angle IJH. He is right. It is not a corresponding angle to <FGE so it will be another measurement.

Answer 8

yupp I got another one wrong -.-

Answer 9

I fail at math

Answer 10

It seems like they'll be isosceles triangles. Meaning there's 2 28 degree angles, and then you can find the remaining angle from knowing the three angles add to 180

180 - 28 - 28 = the angle you need(ed)

Answer 11

I'm SO SORRY!!! D:

Answer 12

its ok :/ its just a practice test

Answer 13

but im hoping to learn enough for the unit test (that counts)

Answer 14

@KamiBug i assumed it was that way too at first

Answer 15

Lol, i keep thinking im dyselxic cuz my mind is like switching letters and numbers. i need to get that checked haha xD

Answer 16

haha no it's more that it's annoying the way they write angles... make it simple and call angle I angle I, not freakin angle JIH. Or use labels or something more clear than billions of stupid letters.