Question

Campers often use a “bear bag” at night to avoid attracting animals to
their food supply. In the bear bag system at the right, a camper pulls one end of the rope to raise and lower the food bag.
a. Suppose a camper pulls the rope taut between
the two parallel trees, as shown. What is m1?
b. Are 1 and the given angle alternate interior
angles, same-side interior angles, or
corresponding angles?

Answer 1

i got for awnser a 117
for b i got same-side interior angles

Answer 2

is that correct? @cwrw238

Answer 3

where the diagram?

Answer 4

@cwrw238

Answer 5

right the measure of angle 1 is 180-63 = 117 degrees

Answer 6

ok i have another question i dont get
1. Look at the diagram. How could you describe the diagonal taut rope and the
trees in terms of lines and transversals?

2. What do you know about the special angle pairs formed when parallel lines
are intersected by a transversal?

3. What strategy can you use to solve the problem?

Planning the Solution
4. What special angle pair do 1 and the given angle make up? How do
you know?

5. What do you know about the relationship between these types of angles?

Getting an Answer
6. What is an equation you can use to find m1?
7. What is the solution to the equation?

Answer 7

well many

Answer 8

same side interior angles

Answer 9

what does that mean

Answer 10

@cwrw238

Answer 11

@ash2326 Hi can you help?

Answer 12

can you help me thats online on this question

Answer 13

@sleepyjess @Notamathgenius

Answer 14

@cwrw238