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OpenStudy (mathsucks321):
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563blackghost (563blackghost):
`An angle bisector`- when bisecting an angle with a bisector line the two angles on either side are congruent.
563blackghost (563blackghost):
Due to this we see that we know the full angle as well as part of it. So we would subtract the two expressions to find the second expression.
\(\huge\bf{(5x-22)-(x+31)=NMO}\)
We would find the expression by subtracting.
What would NMO expression be?
OpenStudy (mathsucks321):
I got 14..x.x
I have no idea is it: 5 (- or +) -9??
OpenStudy (mathsucks321):
I gtg in 10 min x.x
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563blackghost (563blackghost):
Well we would subtract the equation...
\(\huge\bf{5x-x-22+31 \rightarrow 4x - 53}\)
Now since two angles on either side of the bisector are equal then `LMO is equal to NMO`, sooo,
\(\huge\bf{x+31=4x-53}\)
Simplify to find x.
OpenStudy (mathsucks321):
I'm still not sure x.x
563blackghost (563blackghost):
With what exactly?
OpenStudy (mathsucks321):
x=28?
563blackghost (563blackghost):
Correct :) Now plug `28` into `NMO`
\(\huge\bf{4(28)-53=?}\)
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