Question

Use an equation to represent the corresponding angle relationship between A and B.
Use the equation to find the measures of A and B.


A = 4x and B = 2(x+14).

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Corresponding angles equals to each other so
A = B

Answer 3

Okay... Thanks but i really need help on the second part

Answer 4

I'm not 100% certain what you're actually looking for since it's been a while since I've worked with angle relationships. I don't remember how to find corresponding angles utilizing equations only...

It's a mathematical system. What you need to do is solve for each letter.
First, you want to put the equations vertically
b = 2(x+14)
a = 4x

Now, solve one equation for x.

b = 2(x+14) b/2 = x+14, b/2 - 14 = x
a/4 = x

Now you can substitute x in terms of A.

b = 2(a/4 + 14) a = 4(b/2 - 14)

Now, clean it up.
b = a/2+14 a = 2b-56

From here, I'm not certain where to go, to be honest. I was trying to deal with them with systems using substitution, but I just kept getting equal equations.

Answer 5

A = B
4x = 2(x+14)
4x = 2x+28
2x = 28
x= 14
A = 4x = 4(14) = 56
B = 2(x+14) = 2(14+14) = 56