Question

I NEED HELPPPP WITH MATH QUESTIONS!.........PLEASSSEEEE, I GIVE MEDALLL~I WOULD OF GAVE 2 IF I COULD...........LOL, SERIOUSLY

Answer 1

The ones I need help on are b,c,d,e,f.

Answer 2

@CurlyFries

Answer 3

@Sosa4954

Answer 4

@Yvonne_979

Answer 5

@jvaughn77

Answer 6

Sorry I can't open the the document

Answer 7

ill post it again

Answer 8

can yu help me plz?

Answer 9

Can u mabie type them here cause no matter how much u post it I will not be able to open it..

Answer 10

I need help me b,c,d,e,f

Answer 11

i cant type it

Answer 12

theres like a graph

Answer 13

Sorry .Good luck ..finding the answers.

Answer 14

oh wow thx for helping me :(((((((((((

Answer 15

Lol. Sorry ..like really ..hopefully someone else replys.

Answer 16

hey I can help. But your question seems like things that you can easily look up?

Answer 17

i actually need help, plz

Answer 18

well you say you need help with b,c,d,e right of #2?

Answer 19

*b,c,d,e of #2, right?

Answer 20

can yu open the attachment and i need help with b,c,d,e,f

Answer 21

I can open it but there 2 main questions. 1 is a proof that you have already done and 2 have only 5 parts a,b,c,d,e. That it. Is it just suppose to be like that?

Answer 22

in other words there is no f

Answer 23

the ones tht are already answered, i answered them already

Answer 24

well did yu open it in microsoft

Answer 25

yes. Here is the document:

Answer 26

is it all there?

Answer 27

well d) is actually hidden in my image (for some reason) but it shows up on my screen.

Answer 28

oh ok

Answer 29

but does 2 go just to e or is there an f that I am not seeing?

Answer 30

there is a f

Answer 31

wait ill copy and paste the table

Answer 32

Statements Reasons
m1 = m2 Given
1 and 2 form a linear pair Definition of linear pair.
1 is supplementary to 2. b.
m1 + m2 = 180 c.
m1 + m1 = 180 d.
2(m1) = 180 Definition of like terms
m1 = 90 e.
1 is a right angle. f.
 
Definition of perpendicular lines

Answer 33

lol why does it come out like this?

Answer 34

it's because whoever does the coding for OS is actually quite incompetent honestly...it's not your fault. It has problem. Why not just attach an image of a screenshot?

Answer 35

oh ok ill do tht

Answer 36

sorry for so much trouble

Answer 37

no problem. oh I have that table. You don't really need that for question 2 though?

Answer 38

no i just need help on question #1

Answer 39

OHHHHHH on the table! You want to know how to do the proof? Is that right?

Answer 40

i just need help answering the table

Answer 41

lol

Answer 42

b,c,d,e,f

Answer 43

ah ok I see...alright sure. Now that I got what you are actually asking about. Ok so do you get the first two lines of reasoning in the proof?

Answer 44

those were answered as examples.

Answer 45

yes but do you understand them?

Answer 46

yes

Answer 47

ok good!

Answer 48

Before we start, I need to get this out there... whoever wrote this proof is well...kinda of an idiot...

Answer 49

so do you know what supplementary means?

Answer 50

what proof? for the ones tht are already answered? becuz those ones the teacher answered..lol :)

Answer 51

no I mean the whole process...your teacher either wants to drive a point home or is an idiot, one of those two.

Answer 52

idiot loll

Answer 53

but enough of that, after all s/he holds the power of determining your grade

Answer 54

do you know what supplementary means?

Answer 55

ok

Answer 56

yes

Answer 57

tell me.

Answer 58

supplementary is two lines

Answer 59

nope. Supplementary just means that the angles add up to 180. So it saying that if you add <1 with <2 it will sum to 180 degrees. Does this make sense?

Answer 60

that add to 180 degrees i mean

Answer 61

ahhh good!

Answer 62

and this is why your teacher is an idiot/driving a point home. All angles that form a linear pair, by definition are supplementary.

Answer 63

make sense?

Answer 64

yes

Answer 65

so honestly for the reason you should put what?

Answer 66

for which one? which letter>?

Answer 67

b.

Answer 68

definition of linear pair?

Answer 69

yeah

Answer 70

i have to be correct cuz this is going to affect my gradee alot

Answer 71

so its right>?/

Answer 72

I can see that. And yeah if you are unsure. Why not compare with a classmates'? or someone else's answers on OS when we are done. But also I am not going to lead you to the wrong answer. I am not just going to give you the answer but I will help you if you work with me.

Answer 73

whats os? awwww so nice of yu thanks!

Answer 74

i have online school..k12

Answer 75

OS = openstudy, confusing right? I saw someone else abbreviate it like that.

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i know lol

Answer 77

I have grad school.

Answer 78

anyways let's get back to your problem.

Answer 79

so if <1 and <2 being supplementary means that they add up to 180 what is the reason for c?

Answer 80

ummm........

Answer 81

definition of linear>?

Answer 82

am i right?

Answer 83

no, isn't it just the definition of supplementary angles? in the previous statement we had said that they are supplementary. Which means that they add up to 180. Isn't that what this is expressing that the angles add up to 180?

Answer 84

so ti will be?

Answer 85

well do you agree?

Answer 86

yes

Answer 87

hmm I get the feeling that you don't...what doesn't make sense? or does the whole thing not make sense?

Answer 88

no it does make sense

Answer 89

can yu give me the answers since my brother is playing his game and hes going to tell me to get off the internet since he said his game will get slow

Answer 90

im sorry im saying this becaus it s late too

Answer 91

i know i always have problems with this, when ever im using the internt he says gt off since his game will get slow

Answer 92

seriously? a game? Unless he's a pro, he really should let you do this.

Answer 93

plz im saying the truth