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OpenStudy (beanna):

I need help. please.

OpenStudy (kyleighlauren357):

okay, with what though?

rebeccaxhawaii (rebeccaxhawaii):

welcome to openstudy c: how may i assist?

OpenStudy (beanna):

trying to upload the picture

OpenStudy (beanna):

OpenStudy (kyleighlauren357):

okay.. nevermind I don't know how to do that. What kind of math are you in?

OpenStudy (beanna):

geometry

OpenStudy (beanna):

thank you anyway

OpenStudy (kyleighlauren357):

i'm sorry :/

OpenStudy (beanna):

OpenStudy (kyleighlauren357):

@sleepyjess

OpenStudy (kyleighlauren357):

She might be able to help you

OpenStudy (beanna):

ok. thank you

OpenStudy (kyleighlauren357):

@UnkleRhaukus

OpenStudy (benthicflare):

Basically when you describe two angles as being complementary, you are saying that the angles add up to form 90 degrees. Therefore you have to start off with a case scenario where you have a 90 degree angle (in this case there was a line DEC drawn with a perpendicular line EG drawn from it that was used to show the proof that angles GEF and FEC are complementary) To remember what complementary and supplementary stand for, remember Complementary starts with "co" -> the angles add up to form a COrner (90 degrees) Supplementary starts with "s" -> the angles add up to form a Straight line (180 degrees)

Directrix (directrix):

1. Given 2. Definition of Right Angle 3. If the exterior sides of 2 adjacent angles form a straight angle, then the two angles are called a linear pair. (You probably can get by with just "Def of Linear Pair.") 4.Linear pairs of angles are supplementary. 5. Substitution 6. Subtraction 7. Angle Addition Postulate 8. Substitution (could use Transitive Property) 9. Definition of Complementary Angles. @Beanna

OpenStudy (beanna):

Thank you.

Directrix (directrix):

You are welcome.

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