Question

1. Provide the reasons for the proof.
Given: m angle1 = m angle2
Prove:

Answer:
Statements Reasons
a. m angle 1 = m angle 2 a. Given
b. angle 1 is supplementary to angle 2. b. Definition of supplementary angles.
c. m angle 1 + m angle 2 = 180 c.
d. m angle1 + m angle1 = 180
2(m angle1) = 180 d.
e. m angle1 = 90 e.
f. angle 1 is a right angle. f. GIVEN OR PROVE IF PROVE PUT REASON....EXAMPLE: SUPPLEMENTARY......

Answer 1

FOR EACH LETTER

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THERE THTS THE LINK

Answer 3

So, c, d, e, f, and g, right?

Answer 4

NO IM NOT SURE OF B

Answer 5

BUT A IS CORRECT I KNOE

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So, te first one you haven't proven is b's info right? The reason is that the lines intersect the same lines.

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Wait, are you given the statements, and needing to prove them?

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yes

Answer 9

Okay, that makes life easier then. Do you see how I answered that?

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yes,

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SO, the next one, is the measures are equal. Can you use a and b to prove c?

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but can yu still help me with the other letters
i have been waitin like for r2 hours in this website

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On a and b?

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so for which letter?

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I'm working step by step through the others

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oh ok so which one was meauring ?

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What do you mean?

Answer 18

i mean which one is the one tht yu said for measuring

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i gave yu a medal

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lol

Answer 21

Sorry, misread something, And thank you
Statement c, is tgat measures of 1+2= 180*

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So, can you use either of the previous steps to prove this?

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yes

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Do it

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which one?

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which previous step?

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can yu fill up the doc and send it back

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so it could be easier

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becuz it gets confusing

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soryy

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Prove c, using the fact that the definition of supplementary angles means that the measures' sum equals 180*

I will not, because that will not help you understand it. It's why we'redoing this slowly. If you have questions, just ask, and I'll address them best I can.

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ok, thx atleast yur helping me

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Does the answer to "prove c" make sense?

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yes

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Alright, so can you make a guess on how to do d, which is:
d. m angle1 + m angle1 = 180
2(m angle1) = 180

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given

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Bingo! Because you know that m<1 = m<2, you can prove that 2(m<1)=180* if m angle1 + m angle1 = 180 by the def of supp angles

Answer 38

cool, i wish yu couldbe my tutor

Answer 39

It's really too bad there isn't a phone-like option, because typing all of this out is a little annoying

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yep

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but what can i do lol

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so e f g are left

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So, for e, you can figure that out right? I'll assume you can do simple math.
F is the same, just using a definition

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i actually need help

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so f is proven?

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For g, the information is that any line intersecting another with at a right angle. Simply put, the definition of perpendicular lines, based on the fact that m<1=90=m<2

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As for f, it's simply that any angle =90* is a right angle, def of rt angles

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what was e?

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so e f g are all proven?

Answer 50

E, is that:
(2m<1= 180*)/2
m<1=90*
You're really just dividing by two, or isolating the angle measure

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Yes they are

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ok

Answer 53

Thansk so much!

Answer 54

No problem, don't forget to close down this question, alright?

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ok and

Answer 56

do yu think i will get a good grade?

Answer 57

do yu have time to answer numbers 2 3 4 ?

Answer 58

I think, if you slow down, and double check what you have, then you will do fine. But I'm hardly one to judge, as we've just met

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Sorry, I my own hwk to do

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ok thx!