Quadrilateral STRW is inscribed inside a circle as shown below. Write a proof showing that angles T and R are supplementary.
Can you post the pic please
@FibonacciChick666
what can you tell me about the arc produced by angle t?
Nothing @FibonacciChick666
...why? or can you elaborate?
how about what arc completes the circle if you are given the arc created by T
i don't understand this. @FibonacciChick666
let's start here, what level math are you, like which grade?
This is geometry @FibonacciChick666
no duh... but there are many levels of geometry. I need to know how in depth I can get, so i need to know which grade level or college level
10th @FibonacciChick666
ok, so then I'm not sure if I can help you. I would use the thm that has been proved that only a quadrilateral with supp angles can be circumscribled, but idk if you've learned that yet
@jim_thompson5910 can you help?
i can't think of a way without using arcs either...
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In triangle RWS, angles 1+2+3+4 = 180. Therefore, Angle T + Angle R = angles 1+2+3+4 = 180.
hmm, but how can we use that? we do not have parallel sides nor since she doesn't know arcs can we say the angles are equal
so we have 8 unidentifyable angles
RW is a chord in a circle. It has two inscribed angles RSW and RTW which are the same. They are marked 1 and 1.
but she didn't know arcs, do you think she knows the chords? without proof of that first we cannot say that
we'd have to work from the ground up
that's the issue for me currently
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