Geometry help?
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Shadow · Answer

How do you think you would approach this?

MichelleB · Answer

um idk.. im really tired. can u maybe just answer it please?

MichelleB · Answer

im sorry to keep asking u for help tho

Shadow · Answer

Going to try a couple of different things.

Shadow · Answer

$$ 5x - 3= 4x + 10$$
$$x = 13$$
$$4(13) + 10 = 52 + 10 = 62$$
$$(\frac{ 4x + 10}{ 2 }) + (\frac{ 5x + 3 }{ 2 }) + 9x + 1 = 180$$
$$\frac{ 62 }{ 2} + \frac{ 62 }{ 2 } + 118 = 180$$
Correct

Shadow · Answer

For the first part, I assumed that angle Q and S were equal to each other. Set them equal to each other, then solved for x. Input x into the equation for Q, then tada, got Q.

Checked my work by cutting the quadrilateral in half. Since a quadrilateral is made up of two triangles, the sum of it's angles is 360. Half it and you get 180. Checked my work just to make sure I got 180.

MichelleB · Answer

ty ty soo much.. only 5 more to go i think

Shadow · Answer

No problem

MichelleB · Answer

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Shadow · Answer

Open up a new question if it doesn't relate to the initial question.

MichelleB · Answer

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