Question

Can someone help me?

Answer 1

Question?

Answer 2

Its for Math, I just need to know if I'm right

Answer 3

One second

Answer 4

What kind of math? Trig/Alg/Calc/ETC?

Answer 5

Trig I believe

Answer 6

Chords and Arcs

Answer 7

http://prntscr.com/i7a26u Here's the first one

Answer 8

This is Geometry. It looks true.

Answer 9

None of these other pairs seem to match-up.

Answer 10

Okie, thanks just 2 more and sorry about that

Answer 11

http://prntscr.com/i7a3t2

Answer 12

Sure. I will do my best.

Answer 13

Its alright, not expecting perfection XD

Answer 14

Been awhile since I have done one of those, have a formula for this?

Answer 15

Um, I don't really know I believe solve for x with pi

Answer 16

Hm. Solving with Pi. I will see if I can find a formula. Otherwise I would say just multiply 68 by 3.14 at the same token that would not be one of your answers. If you Divide 68 by 3.14 you get 22 though. By no means am I saying this is a 100% answer but with the information you gave me. Its the best I have.

Answer 17

I'll see if I can find a formula for that

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Alright.

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Almost there

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Sure thing.

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Here it is http://prntscr.com/i7ac5d

Answer 22

So which points are A, B, and D then. :p we need those to plug into the equation. Cause all this is > Plugging in values for 1/2 mBC

Answer 23

Well in this case there is no D. But you get the point I am sure of that.

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Okie, so how would I set this up? Thats my weakness

Answer 25

After setting it up a few times. I believe I am doing this problem wrong. The first was geo over trig for sure. However this might just be trig involving tangent....

Answer 26

Is your third problem like this as well?

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somewhat http://prntscr.com/i7aiw4

Answer 28

Arc measures?

Answer 29

It looks like it. I want you to watch a video. It might just help you.
While its a triple equation each time. This may just be very useful to you.
https://www.khanacademy.org/math/geometry/hs-geo-circles/hs-geo-arc-measures/v/arc-measure-with-equations-examples

Answer 30

Okie

Answer 31

@Vocaloid

Answer 32

You should definitely utilize that website.

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I will, thank you for the help

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Sorry that I was a bit useless here.

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Simplistic math is not my strongsuit.

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Extreme math is.

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No no, not at all, I just have to get this done at a certain time. I will watch it though

Answer 38

Could you un-best response me. Please. Unless you need another person for that.

Answer 39

Besides every helping hand counts

Answer 40

Its alright bro, your response still stands ;)

Answer 41

Believe me, you were a great help, sorry if I made it seem that way by calling in someone else, I just wanna have someone show me how I'm suppose to label it with the exact numbers on here

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Hm, guess its the motive to help, I don't want anything here to be wrong. I don't think I was very helpful but thanks for the vote of confidence bud. :>. @Vocaloid

Answer 43

No, believe me, you helped me get very far, the only thing I need help with is how to exactly label it

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the angle on the inside is half the arc

so (1/2)(2.5x + 4) = 7x - 2

*** this is important: it is asking for the value of AC not x so you cannot stop when you get x

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http://prntscr.com/i7arbo

Answer 46

That was my answer

Answer 47

Would it be 7.1?

Answer 48

I watched the video and applied the same tactics