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Answer 1

@MysticalFlames

Answer 2

hey i gotta go for like 20 mins but I'll give you all your answers when I'm back just post them

Answer 3

Do they provide additional information @Mimi_Styles ?

Answer 4

@MysticalFlames okay

Answer 5

@ShadowLegendX and no they don't

Answer 6

Do they have multiple choice answers available?

Answer 7

no. :/

Answer 8

I really would like to assume <BDA and <CDA are 90 degree angles

Answer 9

Do you think there is enough information to make such a conclusion

Answer 10

If so, then this is a piece of cake

Answer 11

umm I don't know :o

Answer 12

D: are you still here?

Answer 13

Well we know BA and CA are congruent

As well as <BAD and <CAD being congruent

Also, they share a side, right in the middle(forget what thatʻs called), but that means they both share line AD, so they are congruent there as well

Answer 14

ohh :o

Answer 15

but how do I find the answer

Answer 16

Thatʻs the thing, I remember some stuff from Geometry, but I havenʻt done it in a while.

And I lost my Geometry notebook as well, so I canʻt refer back to it.

Answer 17

Got it

Answer 18

x is a 90 degree angle

Answer 19

@MysticalFlames You remember this?

Answer 20

Thought so

Answer 21

yup

Answer 22

Now just have everything add up to 180 and itʻs cake.

@MysticalFlames I thought it would be 90 degrees, but I was unsure. When Iʻm unsure, I donʻt teach a user it as it could be incorrect, thus them learning something wrong. Ty for the assistance.

Answer 23

>_> <_<

Answer 24

180 = 90 + 47 + y

Answer 25

Solve

Answer 26

That will give you y

Answer 27

so since triangles add up to 180 degrees 90+47+y=180

Answer 28

43

Answer 29

with us already knowing x = 90. Since line AD and BC are perpendicular, we know that the angle adjacent to x is 90 degrees as well