Question

If m angle 4 = 2y + 32 and m angle 5 = 3y - 3, find y. MEDAL!!!

Answer 1

There must be a diagram to this..

Answer 2

oh yeah sorry one sec

Answer 3

Anytime now..lol

Answer 4

OS isn't letting me attach any files, but I do know the angles are alternate interior

Answer 5

That means they are equal to each other.

Answer 6

I know that, but I keep confusing myself when I try to figure it out

Answer 7

2y+28
3y-8

2y+28=3y-8

solve for y

Answer 8

thanks for restating my original question

Answer 9

i set them together after isolating each term to = 0.

Answer 10

6.4

Answer 11

or 4 /2/5

Answer 12

Actually, I made have made a mistake

4 = 2y + 32

is the 4 even part of the equation? or is that just a label for the angle?

Answer 13

2y+32=3y-3
-2y -2y

32=y-3

y=35

Answer 14

4 is just the angle, so is 5

Answer 15

thats what i tried saying uhh

Answer 16

i was gonna finsh

Answer 17

@amysparkly12

well i didn't see how those numbers can help solve the problem. explain?

Answer 18

Thanks so much! it works out:) @dtan5457

Answer 19

np

Answer 20

@amysparkly12 no, sorry but it wasn't even remotely correct

Answer 21

actully yes,i use this site its a national most popual math calutator its called mathway

Answer 22

this question is fairly simple and doesn't require a calculator. what did you even type in?

Answer 23

I've also used that website multiple times, but the answer you gave me was not correct.

Answer 24

@Danielle_Ello

anymore questions? or i'm gonna go :O

Answer 25

okay no its not a caluator it has solveing and calulator in it to

Answer 26

thats why its really good

Answer 27

Why is the answer wrong though>

Answer 28

uhh whatever bye,your wrong beacuse i have live math professors on there,that help me with math,and english

Answer 29

@dtan5457 yeah, if you're still there. Just gimme a second to type them out quick

Answer 30

I couldn't care less, lol. The point is, your answers for this question are wrong. Plain and done.

Answer 31

ha ha ha okay

Answer 32

Ok, now go somewhere and asks your professors how to plug in questions on a online solver correctly.

Answer 33

Find the distance between each pair of points:

7. F(3,6), G(7,-4)

8. X(-2,5), Y(1,11)

9. R(8,0), S(-9,6)

10. A(14,-3), B(9,-9)

Answer 34

burrrrnn lol anyway I need help with those questions ^ por favor

Answer 35

distance formula every thing

Answer 36

I'll do the first pair

Answer 37

Ok, thanks

Answer 38

and show the steps so I can work out the other ones please

Answer 39

F(3,6), G(7,-4)

\[\sqrt{(7-3)^2+(-4-6)^2}=\sqrt{(4)^2+(-10)^2}=\sqrt{116}=2\sqrt{29}\]

Answer 40

I'm assuming they want simplified radicals or else the answer for that would be 10.7703296143

Answer 41

okay, so it all makes sense to me except for the end part (square root of 29 with the 2)

Answer 42

Could I just leave it at 116?

Answer 43

Couldn't*

Answer 44

@dtan5457

Answer 45

you could, but it's just more simplified at 2 radical 29.

how that works is you square the outside number

2^2=4, then multiply by inside

radical 116.

Answer 46

oh, okay I guess that makes sense, but I'm pretty sure i can just leave it as it is (116)

also, I was wondering if you come back on later (before tomorrow) can you check my answers for the other 3 problems??

1. 116 (the one you did)
2. 45
3. 325
4. 61

and of coarse they are all in square root form^

Answer 47

@dtan5457

Answer 48

all correct @Danielle_Ello