Question

This is the last assignment for now ... SS below .

Answer 1

@Laylalyssa

Answer 2

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jas2024
@Laylalyssa
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sadly idk how to do this...

Answer 3

maybe tag az when he's online

Answer 4

It's okay . Thanks anyway .

Answer 5

Is it all of this, or just one?

Answer 6

1-3

Answer 7

1. 55* x + 41

This is a right triangle, considering the red box-ish.

2. 70* 15* 62* ?*

This is a "double triangle, kind of. Or just a two right triangles next to each other.

3. I have no clue for this one, to be honest.

I can solve 1 and 2. I'll try, but I will need help for that one though.

Answer 8

For 3, I would need help.

Answer 9

well i got 1 nd 4 . i'm trying 2 and i'll try 3 ig . ty tho .

Answer 10

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @eatahgood
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I jus had to do 55+x+41=180 thanks tho

Answer 11

i just looked at how jhonny did it .

Answer 12

i think it might be 44

Answer 13

for number 3

Answer 14

or around there

Answer 15

For #2

Let's start with the upper triangle.

You have angles:
70* 90* 15* - this one does not have to be solved.

The lower triangle, angles you have:
62* 90* ?*

Subtract the sum of the two angles (this case: 62 and 90) from 180*
The equations would look like:

180 - 90 =
180 - 62 =

What is 180 - 90 and 180 - 62?

Answer 16

is it 90?

Answer 17

i think its like 100

Answer 18

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @eatahgood
is it 90?
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What exactly do you mean? Not being rude or anything, but I got this. :)

Answer 19

other wise there would be a little square

Answer 20

so it might be 100 or 110 around there

Answer 21

Hmm.... you have a point. jas, just take 100 for now.

Answer 22

So instead of 180 - 80, do 180 - 100

Answer 23

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @QuestionCoveBot
Hmm.... you have a point. jas, just take 100 for now.
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but if i do 55+x+41=180
then you get X=84 .

Answer 24

wait im doing number 3

Answer 25

or we're

Answer 26

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @eatahgood
wait im doing number 3
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isn't 3 x=8 ?

Answer 27

Look at it this way. Look at the upper triangle. The missing angle there is 110 because the opposite angle is 70. :) So for the lower triangle, do

180 - 62

to get the opposite angle (not ? ).

Answer 28

everyone doing multiple problems at once is confusing me-

Answer 29

im confused

Answer 30

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @QuestionCoveBot
Look at it this way. Look at the upper triangle. The missing angle there is 110 because the opposite angle is 70. :) So for the lower triangle, do

180 - 62

to get the opposite angle (not ? ).
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what number are you on ??

Answer 31

1 or 2 ?

Answer 32

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jas2024
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @QuestionCoveBot
Look at it this way. Look at the upper triangle. The missing angle there is 110 because the opposite angle is 70. :) So for the lower triangle, do

180 - 62

to get the opposite angle (not ? ).
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what number are you on ??
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Number 2.

Answer 33

oh ok isn't that x=23 then ?

Answer 34

wait sorry yeah its two

Answer 35

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jas2024
oh ok isn't that x=23 then ?
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No. To find that "?", do

180 - 62
or
180 - 118

Answer 36

but where did you get the 118 ?

Answer 37

nvm-

Answer 38

Oops- XD Just do 180 - 62

you'll get "?"

Answer 39

Let me just... I am hella confused on this. @Astrid1

Answer 40

yeah same, its been i while since i did this

Answer 41

@Extrinix

Answer 42

no but you still need the second number . because 62 + x = another number that last number -180 would be the ?

Answer 43

Uh... okay. I am just confused confused now.

I quit. :/ This is too hard for some reason. ._. Astrid can help you.

Oh, it's number 2 we are working on, right now.

Answer 44

Lucky you, I learning this rn in CP Geometry, gimme one scond to go through the equations.

Answer 45

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Extrinix
Lucky you, I learning this rn in CP Geometry, gimme one scond to go through the equations.
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I just need 2 and 3 please and can you check number 1 for me ?

Answer 46

sure

Answer 47

55+x+41=180
96+x=180
-96 -96
x=24 ?

Answer 48

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jas2024
55+x+41=180
96+x=180
-96 -96
x=24 ?
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this for number 1?

Answer 49

yes

Answer 50

you are forgetting, all THREE angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees, you have a right angle , the 55 degree one, and the x+41
so your equation will be
90 + 55 + x+41 = 180

Answer 51

for number 1

Answer 52

ty knightlight i was abt to say that

Answer 53

ok on to #2 i guess

Answer 54

x=-6 ?

Answer 55

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jas2024
x=-6 ?
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mhm

Answer 56

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Extrinix
ok on to #2 i guess
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yes please .

Answer 57

i did 70+15=62=x but im not sure-

Answer 58

Ok, so the easiest way to do #2 is to find the ? using all of the angles,
so: 70+62+15+x=180
find x on that equation and that will be your "?"

Answer 59

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Extrinix
Ok, so the easiest way to do #2 is to find the ? using all of the angles,
so: 70+62+15+x=180
find x on that equation and that will be your "?"
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i was close lol

Answer 60

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jas2024
i did 70+15=62=x but im not sure-
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no, most of he time the equation is (something) = 180 , unless stated otherwise

Answer 61

the*

Answer 62

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Extrinix
Ok, so the easiest way to do #2 is to find the ? using all of the angles,
so: 70+62+15+x=180
find x on that equation and that will be your "?"
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incorrect

Answer 63

how so?

Answer 64

x=33 ?

Answer 65

we have 2 triangles, lets look at the one that doesnt have the ? mark in it, so its 70+15 + lets call this angle x, = 180
this angle x we will fid to get 95
now this angle is supplementary with another angle we dont know, that isnt the angle "?" but the other one on that triangle
lets call that y
so we have 95+ y =180
y = 85
so now 85+62+? = 180


find "?"




interestingly enough @Extrinix you arrived at the right answer, but not the correct reasoning

Answer 66

didnt state reasoning tho, just stated find the angle...?

Answer 67

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @darkknight
we have 2 triangles, lets look at the one that doesnt have the ? mark in it, so its 70+15 + lets call this angle x, = 180
this angle x we will fid to get 95
now this angle is supplementary with another angle we dont know, that isnt the angle "?" but the other one on that triangle
lets call that y
so we have 95+ y =180
y = 85
so now 85+62+? = 180


find "?"




interestingly enough @Extrinix you arrived at the right answer, but not the correct reasoning
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33 ?

Answer 68

just to be clear, omg handwriting, well i hope u can read this

Answer 69

yeah 33 is correct

Answer 70

ok ok so 3 ?

Answer 71

i got x=8

Answer 72

I took the quick route i c i c

Answer 73

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Extrinix
I took the quick route i c i c
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is 3 x=8 ?

Answer 74

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @jas2024
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Extrinix
I took the quick route i c i c
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is 3 x=8 ?
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i havent even started on 3 yet, lemme go through it rq

Answer 75

ok so, the equation for this one is
m(angle)1 + m(angle)2 = m(angle)4
so it would be
6x+14+44=13x+2
now factor x out from that and you'll have your answer

factor part:
6x+14+44=13x+2
6x+58=13x+2 combine like terms
6x+56=13x subtract 2 on both sides
56=7x subtract 6x on both sides

then divide to find your answer

sorry it took so long, i had an interruption happen

Answer 76

it's okay and yeah i was right x=8

Answer 77

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Laylalyssa
maybe tag az when he's online
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she aint no human calculator

Answer 78

I hope you realize I finished-

Answer 79

it's irrelevant