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The distance would be 13 miles, correct?
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yes correct by midpoint theorem
Thanks, can you show me how to do a different problem?
hmm what is the question?
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Those two angles are equal so what do you think is the answer?
Okay, you would set them equal to each other, one moment please..
x = 8.
they are equal because they are alternate angles
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correct answer
Could you help me with just one more? I promise you it's the final one. And, thank you.
Yeah sure
so supplementary angles are angles which add upto 180 degrees
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7,2 and 3 will be the answer.. can you say why???
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2 is corresponding to 6.
yes
7 is vertical.
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yes and 3 and 2 are vertical
Okay, thank you! :)
I think I actually understand this stuff now because of you.
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