I would really appreciate if someone could help me with the following questions below. I really really stink at this.
Here it is
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No worries that's what I'm looking for.
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any idea what the little "red marks" mean in your picture?
What red marks are you referring to?
the little red lines on AB and BC
No clue tbh
the red ticks indicate that AB and BC are equal in length so if AB = 80 you have your answer. This is standard for any problem so commit it to memory; if there are more then one set of lines with same lengths they are indicated with two tick marks each for second set etc.
oh. When you see a "hash mark" like those, it means the two line segments are the same length
so you should think: from A to B is some distance. and from A to C is twice the distance from A to B
Okay so it would be 160
now you need to read what they told you. what did they tell you ?
do you see the question: if AC is 80 ... that means the distance from A to C is 80 (inches, miles, whatever) they want to know A to B we know AB + BC = AC (the two halves add up to the whole)
ahh 40
yes.
For Q6, if AB is 28, then BC is what ?
it is the same picture and the same idea
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AB and BC are the same size (that is what the red lines mean)
So they are both 28?
yes AB and BC are both 28
they say BC is also 3x+7 so if BC =28 and BC= 3x +7 we can say 3x+7= 28 can you "solve for x" ?
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