I FAN AND MEDAL BUT PLEASE HELP ME! Which relationship is always correct for the angles x, y, and z of triangle ABC? A triangle ABC has angle ABC labeled as y, angle ACB labeled as z, and the exterior angle at A labeled as x. x + z = y y + z = x x + y + z = 180 degrees x + y + z = 90 degrees
I would say B. y+z=x
you shure?
well thats what I would pick if i had that test
after you do the test send me a message and tell which it was k?
k meanwhile can u help me? on anuther?
Sure
@pandaluvs do you think that that is a sufficient reason to choose the answer - just cos @SupDaSup "thinks so"
idk, i guess he knows.
he tried at least.
What is this for? I don't feel comfortable helping if it is for something like a test or a quiz...
lol no its not, its just like a review of what i know already but that question really got me.
do you want to see how to do it ? or are you gonna just trust someone you don't know? (MANY answers given here are just plain WRONG)
sure i guess
I can help you figure it out, but I will not just give you the answer flat out.
OK so let's call the angle at A "a" what do oyu know about x+y+a (the sum of the internal angles of a triangle)??
yes they all add up to 180 right?
good yes now x and a are angles on a straight line so what is x+a?
um 180 degrees?
good so you have: |dw:1444231866005:dw| so what is true about the 2 terms in the ring?
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