Question

k

Answer 1

4.C 5.D

Answer 2

I Think

Answer 3

No Direct Answers! I thought you knew the rules! @DallasCowboys88

and Btw can't click the link

Answer 4

Not Completely Sure If That's The Right Answer

Answer 5

Aye I Do I Just Felt like it right now Been a While since I've done that XD Sorry.And I Was JK Sorry about that too.

Answer 6

@DallasCowboys88 Wow seriously

Answer 7

the answer i said , @breanna.rae

Answer 8

nice @DallasCowboys88 lol can you help me @OtherWorldly ?

Answer 9

I can't access it

Answer 10

yeah my access is denied says i have to sign up n stuff ehhh

Answer 11

This is pic...

Answer 12

I can access cause i go to the school

Answer 13

the website i can't get it thats what i mean

Answer 14

wdym becs u go to school everyone goes to school XD

Answer 15

Follow by the Alternate Interior Angle Theorem: `The Alternate Interior Angles Theorem states that, when two parallel lines are cut by a transversal, the resulting alternate interior angles are congruent.`

So the two equation are equal....

\(\huge{(5x+15)=(3x-3)}\)

Cite: http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/topics/alternate-interior-angles-theorem.html

Answer 16

5 is c

Answer 17

Please no direct answers @OtherWorldly . That is in violation of the code of conduct.

Answer 18

Lol Same I Can't Access The Pic Either.

Answer 19

So to find x simplify the equation....

\(\huge{(5x+15)=(3x-3)}\)

Answer 20

c

Answer 21

OtherWorldly: Why are you giving out direct answers? That's against the rules, which you should know.

Answer 22

Openstudy Code of Conduct states; `Give Help, Not Answers
I will encourage and guide those needing help, and not just give them an answer`

Answer 23

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 24

You agreed to the Code of Conduct while signing up so you should follow by it. If not you can be reported.

Answer 25

@mathmale @563blackghost i didn't c what u guys wrote because I've been trying to reconnect this whole time chill

Answer 26

You don;t need to see what we wrote. You should know this by memory for the site.

Answer 27

ok thx for reminding me i guess or whatever u were trying to do

Answer 28

Excuse me, the proper term is "consecutive interior angles" not alternative interior angles. They are supplementary however, in other words they sum up to 180 degrees.

Answer 29

Oooo sorry wrong theorem....thank you for fixing that up @radar :)

Answer 30

No problem, I am referring to problem 4. I will not provide the correct answer, but I will say that 24 is not correct. lol

Answer 31

no one said it was 24

Answer 32

I think maybe @radar is referring to earlier in the conversation

Answer 33

Great! Glad you understand it.