Question

GEOMETRY

Answer 1

@jhonyy9

Answer 2

the first one not is correct

Answer 3

in case of second you dont wrote nothing

Answer 4

do you know the vertical angles theorem ?

Answer 5

just this you need to know and use it correct - right in every two cases

Answer 6

Vertical Angles Theorem states that vertical angles, angles that are opposite each other and formed by two intersecting straight lines, are congruent. Vertical angles are always congruent angles, so when someone asks the following question, you already know the answer.

Answer 7

hi i m

Answer 8

Okie.

Answer 9

so the first question <AEB congruent <CED

by what theorem ?

Answer 10

Vertical Angles therom.

Answer 11

exactly

Answer 12

so using this what is your answer on the second one ?

Answer 13

<ACD is equal to <ECD

Answer 14

wait no.

Answer 15

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Imagine
<ACD is equal to <ECD
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
<BED*

Answer 16

<ACE=<BED

Answer 17

I can't type.

Answer 18

no

the question is <AEC congruent what angle by vertical angles theorem

Answer 19

So It's not angle <BED is equal to <ACE?

Answer 20

why write <ACE ?

the question for <AEC

Answer 21

<AEC = <BED

Answer 22

perfect

Answer 23

Yay! Thank you!

Answer 24

it's ok now ?

Answer 25

I have a few more but I am good on that one.

Answer 26

ATTENTION how you write these angles name not is indifferent <ABC with <ACB

the first one reffer to angle B and the second to angle C always what is in middle

Answer 27

Oh Okay, I will make sure to pay more atteniton to it.

Answer 28

ok

do you have questions ?

Answer 29

Not for that one, I have more problems to answer but no further questions.

Answer 30

ok