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OpenStudy (melody323):
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OpenStudy (anthonyym):
which do you need help on? Can you post one question per page?
OpenStudy (melody323):
The first one
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Since the angles form a straight line, they're supplementary (add up to 180 degrees).
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
So can you figure out the equation to set up?
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OpenStudy (melody323):
No i don't get it
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
A line is 180 degrees, and the two angles form a line, so they add up to 180 degrees.
OpenStudy (melody323):
oh ok
OpenStudy (melody323):
What about the second and third ones?
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
You got the answer for the first question?
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OpenStudy (melody323):
I think its 97
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Can you show how you got that?
OpenStudy (melody323):
I just guessed
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Well you know the two angles add up to 180. The angles are 2x+19 and 3x+1.
You can set up an equation now.
OpenStudy (melody323):
I don't know how to solve them
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OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Do you have the equation?
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
I mean did you set up the equation
OpenStudy (melody323):
2x+19 = 3x+1
OpenStudy (melody323):
2x+19 + 3x+1= 180
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Yes the second one is correct. 2x+19 + 3x+1= 180
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OpenStudy (melody323):
ok
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Now solve for x and plug x back into each angle (2x+19) and (3x+1) to see which angle is larger. The larger one will be the answer (that's what the question asks for).
OpenStudy (melody323):
ok
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
What do you get for x and what does each angle equal?
OpenStudy (melody323):
32
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OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Good so far, x=32
OpenStudy (melody323):
ok
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Now plug 32 back into each angle to get a number value for the angles.
OpenStudy (melody323):
83
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Yes, good job. 83 is the measure of the angle 2x+19. Now do the other angle.
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OpenStudy (melody323):
What about the other two?
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Because the question asks for the larger angle, so there's a possibility that the angle 3x+1 is larger than the angle 2x+19. So to be sure we have to get the measure of angle 3x+1 too.
OpenStudy (melody323):
I don't know what the measure of the other angle is, I just assumed 83 was the answer.
OpenStudy (melody323):
14
OpenStudy (melody323):
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OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Well do the same thing you did to get 83; plug 32 into 3x+1 to get the measure of angle 3x+1
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
I meant plug 32 as x into 3x+1
OpenStudy (melody323):
97
OpenStudy (melody323):
Is that right?
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Yes, 97 is the measure of angle 3x+1.
Now compare 97 degrees to the measure of the other angle 2x+19. The question asks for the larger angle, so the larger of the two is the answer.
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OpenStudy (melody323):
so 97
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Correct, the answer is 97
OpenStudy (melody323):
Next questions please!
OpenStudy (melody323):
Help please
OpenStudy (anthonyym):
Can you post each question separately on a new page (so it goes to the top and other people can answer it). Because I have to go and I have some stuff to do (sorry)