Question

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Answer 1

@Gdeinward @AngeI

Answer 2

Can you post a regular screenshot? Thank you

Answer 3

is that better? @Gdeinward

Answer 4

yes ma"m. Thank you

Answer 5

What can you infer from looking at the image?

Answer 6

Cqan you make a guess as how you should arrange the system of equations?

Answer 7

Im thinking that we have to add them to each other and equal it to 180 then solve for x?

Answer 8

No because the angles arent on a straight line

Answer 9

it says that both angles are equal though

Answer 10

so just set them equal to each other and solve for x?

Answer 11

correct.

Answer 12

x=24

Answer 13

@dude

Answer 14

@mhchen

im thinking the answer is Angle 2 ?

Answer 15

Angle 2 works,
And since Angle 5 and 2 are vertical angles, they're also congruent

Answer 16

The types of Geometry that mathematicians study are:

Euclidean

non-Euclidean

Both Euclidean and non-Euclidean

There are many types


Both?

Answer 17

I know euclidean and non-euclidean exists, but I'm not sure if there are many more types or not

Answer 18

OKay gotchu

Answer 19

these are alternate interior angles correct?

Answer 20

yes

Answer 21

they are parallel?

Answer 22

Please remember to make a new post for each question. It helps to keep it from getting too long, and it allows for my people to come across QC when they might search these exact questions

Answer 23

oh okay I will next time I post a question.

Answer 24

Much appreciated

Answer 25

not my people, I meant to put many

Answer 26

so @mhchen am I correct on that question ?

Answer 27

You could just find the slope of them and see if they're the same or are inverses

Answer 28

You know how to find the slope right