Question

Help!!

Answer 1

Ok so this is it

Answer 2

ok so ths is the diffcult one for me

Answer 3

I cannot read the protractor in the first few...35-38 I can't see it.

Answer 4

Can you do those on your own?

Answer 5

can you give me an example?

Answer 6

Ok I fixed it

Answer 7

there i wrote them by hand to save you the troube

Answer 8

Thanks, that's perfect. In angle ADC, the only line you really have to worry about, per se, is the one with C at the end of it. That's the terminal end of the angle and the one that will give you the degree measure of the whole angle. The C crosses the protractor at 80 degrees, so the angle ADC is an 80 degree angle.

Answer 9

ADF is a straight line and straight lines ALWAYS measure 180 degrees.

Answer 10

oh wow am starting to get it

Answer 11

With angle FDB, the B line goes through the protractor at either the 25 degree mark or the 155 degree mark. Because this angle is opened up very widely, it is not a 25 degree angle. 25 degrees is tiny. So this angle is a 155 degree angle.

Answer 12

so you always go for the bigger one?

Answer 13

You only go for the bigger number if the angle is opened past the halfway mark which is 90 degrees. Like this:

Answer 14

would fde be 155 to?

Answer 15

Let me draw FDE for you...

Answer 16

oh so it would be 35

Answer 17

Oh yes! You're right! It's a small angle, smaller than the 90 degree half way point so it is acute.

Answer 18

yess!

Answer 19

You get it right? Angles that open up past 90 are obtuse and have the bigger number. Angles that open up less than 90 have the smaller number.

Answer 20

y

Answer 21

in #39, is EDC a straight line? I'm hoping it is...

Answer 22

i do now

Answer 23

not as straight as 40

Answer 24

so it is NOT a straight line. Perfectly straight...that's what i need to know.

Answer 25

its not perfectly straight once it passes d

Answer 26

Ok, then let me have a look at this one. 40 is easy. Let me study this one for a tiny...

Answer 27

ok!!

Answer 28

ooh, this one's a doozy.

Answer 29

hahahah

Answer 30

Let me try to explain it the best that i can. Look at the problem on your paper and follow along as i type, ok?

Answer 31

ok

Answer 32

Angles CDT and TDE add up to equal the meaure of the whole angle which is CDE, right?

Answer 33

Let me do that one again...

Answer 34

ok

Answer 35

Sorry...

Answer 36

no its fine

Answer 37

CDE = 44x-2
CDT = 34 Now here's the important part...

Answer 38

im grateful you helping me!!

Answer 39

TDE - CDT = TDE

Answer 40

You're welcome

Answer 41

Look at your picture. The whole angle is CDE which is 44x-2. The angle CDT is 34. When you take CDT away from CDE you're left with TDE. Do you see that?

Answer 42

The equation is this:

Answer 43

(44x-2) - 34 = 34x+4

Answer 44

That is exactly what we said when we used the angle letters. These are the values for those angles. Solving that for x you do this:

Answer 45

44x - 2 - 34= 34x + 4
44x - 36 = 34x + 4
44x-34x = 4 + 36
10x = 40
x = 4.

Answer 46

Now that we know x is 4, we can substitute 4 back in for x in the angle 34x+4, which is TDE, the one they are looking for.

Answer 47

34(4)+4=140

Answer 48

Angle TDE = 140