Question

<4 is congruent to <6 and m<3=140. What is the degree measure of <5? 40, 140, 160, or can't tell?

Answer 1

@sikinder

Answer 2

<1=<5=<3=140

Answer 3

<5+<6=180
140+<6=180

Answer 4

In that case it has to be 140 , in order for it to add up to 180 on both sides, right?

Answer 5

replace <6 with x and solve for it.
140+x=180

Answer 6

140

Answer 7

oops I mean 40

Answer 8

yeah.

Answer 9

actually that was wrong, good thing it's not a test

Answer 10

for reference, <3=<1 because of vertical angles
<1=<5 because of corresponding angles
<5+<6=180 because they're on a line and supplementary

Answer 11

sheet neega

Answer 12

It says No. If two lines are cut by a transversal,and one pair of alternate interior angles is congruent,thenthe other pair of alternate interior angles is also congruent. Try again.

Answer 13

oh it is 140

Answer 14

alternate interior angles are the ones in the z

Answer 15

wait wtf

Answer 16

I got it right

Answer 17

I'm just an idiot

Answer 18

because if 3 is 140 then 5 has to be 140 because of the interior angles being congruent(the transversal angles)

Answer 19

my first post said <1=<5=<3=140
that meant we were done

Answer 20

but your way is less roundabout

Answer 21

it's just too early for us lol

Answer 22

lol, too true. too many things happened tonight. I haven't yet processed it all ;~;
anyhow you're right
<3=<5

Answer 23

40

Answer 24

gosh dangit sikinder

Answer 25

lol he's dumb

Answer 26

rude dude

Answer 27

;)