Question

@Abhisar Would you mind teaching me how to do this? I'm a bit confused.

Answer 1

Use the Triangle Sum Property to find the measure of angle y.

There are two overlapping triangles that share the angle marked x degrees. The other two angles of the first triangle measure fifty-eight degrees and y degrees. The other two angle measures for the second triangle are fifty-two degrees and eighty-four degrees.

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44

70

78

38

Answer 2

I get what you just explained to me, but this one is confusing me. How do I find y??

Answer 3

is it 78° ?

Answer 4

umm... I'm not sure D:

I honestly do not know how to find Y.

Answer 5

I don't want the answer, @Abhisar I want to know how to find the answer my self, But I don't know how to find Y. Not even the first step.

Answer 6

:c

Answer 7

It's easy..

Answer 8

x+52+84=180
=>x=44°

Answer 9

How so? I'm sure it will be easy once I know how! ^-^

Answer 10

Ohhhhh I see.

Answer 11

Now,
x+y+58=180
=>44+y+58=180
=>y=?

Answer 12

Its 72! :D

Answer 13

NO 78

Answer 14

Sorry

Answer 15

My bad

Answer 16

I read that wrong.

Answer 17

u speak pretty like me ;p

Answer 18

xD

Answer 19

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Cydney_Morgan
NO 78 \(\huge\checkmark\)
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 20

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Cydney_Morgan
How so? I'm sure it will be easy once I know how! ^-^
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

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Answer 21

Yay! I know how to do it now! :D Thank you soo much! :3

Answer 22

•ᴥ•

Answer 23

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Answer 24

Wait, what do I do if there is a number in front of the x? Like 4x??

Answer 25

do the same !
\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Abhisar
4x+52+84=180
=>4x=44°
=>x=11°
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 26

?? I'm confused.. What did you do with the 4?

Answer 27

4x+52+84=180
=>4x=44°
=>x=\(\frac{44°}{4}\)
=>x=11°

Answer 28

I must find the missing numbers, and I know I can do it by my self because you just taught me, but I'm confused by the 4x.

Answer 29

OOHh

Answer 30

ok I see.

Can I open up a new question and may you check my work then?

Answer 31

go ahead !

Answer 32

Thank you!