Question

In the figure below, BE=BF, 7 years ago

Answer 1

@Shadow
@dude

Answer 2

gib figure

Answer 3

You probably might want to include the image

Answer 4

Wait how did you get 98?

Answer 5

Wait, nvm

Answer 6

FEB and BED are not complementary angles

Answer 7

Though if you could get the value of BED, you could solve it through complementary angles

Answer 8

Don’t you mean supplementary?

Answer 9

ye

Answer 10

oh dude died

Answer 11

Uh oh

Answer 12

So I got m<FBE=16

Answer 13

To me it would make sense that BED would be congruent with BCD since the lengths are parallel.

Answer 14

Wait I think I got a more clean way

Answer 15

180-16=164
164/2

Answer 16

Then that would =82

Answer 17

k forget everything, this is the way

Answer 18

You see what I'm doing?

Answer 19

@Guest1

Answer 20

Yes.

Answer 21

You think you got it from here?

Answer 22

I think.

Answer 23

Okay, just to be clear, it's supplementary angles. I knew that was the way xD

Answer 24

I got the answer as 163 degree

Answer 25

180 - 91 = 89

16 + 91 = 107
180 - 107 = 73

89 + 73 = 162

Answer 26

Wait so my other way worked too

Answer 27

W/e lol