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Question 175563: Help me solve this problem:
An angle is 12 degrees more than its supplement. Find the angle: Help me solve this problem:
An angle is 12 degrees more than its supplement. Find the angle
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Question 175506: find x.
LMN is isosceles, L is the vertex angle, LM = 3x -2, LN =2x + 1, and MN = 5x -2: find x.
LMN is isosceles, L is the vertex angle, LM = 3x -2, LN =2x + 1, and MN = 5x -2
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Question 175505: find x.
FGH is equilateral with FG =x + 5, GH = 3x - 9, and FH = 2x -2.: find x.
FGH is equilateral with FG =x + 5, GH = 3x - 9, and FH = 2x -2.
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Question 175277: what is the measure of an angle that is twice as large as its supplement?: what is the measure of an angle that is twice as large as its supplement?
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Question 175068: This problem is converting degrees, minutes, and seconds to degrees with decimal fractions. I understand how to convert them but I don't understand where this answer came from. The problem is 125 degrees, 20 minutes, 30 seconds. The first part of the answer is 125 and 20.5 over 60 degrees, the second part of the answer is 125 and 41 over 120 degrees. Why was the fraction doubled? Thanks!: This problem is converting degrees, minutes, and seconds to degrees with decimal fractions. I understand how to convert them but I don't understand where this answer came from. The problem is 125 degrees, 20 minutes, 30 seconds. The first part of the answer is 125 and 20.5 over 60 degrees, the second part of the answer is 125 and 41 over 120 degrees. Why was the fraction doubled? Thanks!
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Question 174747: The question is AOB, COD are right angles with OC in the interior of angleAOB and OB in the interior of angleCOD. OX is the bisector of angleAOC and OY is the bidsector of angleBOD. Can you prove that: angleAOX = angleBOY?: The question is AOB, COD are right angles with OC in the interior of angleAOB and OB in the interior of angleCOD. OX is the bisector of angleAOC and OY is the bidsector of angleBOD. Can you prove that: angleAOX = angleBOY?
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Question 174675: In isosceles triangle CDE, angle C is thirty-nine degrees more than angle D. angle C is one of the congruent angles. What is the measure of each angle in triangle CDE?: In isosceles triangle CDE, angle C is thirty-nine degrees more than angle D. angle C is one of the congruent angles. What is the measure of each angle in triangle CDE?
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Question 174299: One of two supplementary angles is 8 more than the other. Find the measure of the larger angle.: One of two supplementary angles is 8 more than the other. Find the measure of the larger angle.
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Question 174153: One angle in triangle FMU is one hundred eighty degrees. The difference between the measures of the other two angles is one degrees. What is the measure of each angle in triangle FMU?: One angle in triangle FMU is one hundred eighty degrees. The difference between the measures of the other two angles is one degrees. What is the measure of each angle in triangle FMU?
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Question 174090: Please could you help me with a question that I have been set.
The question is the rectangle and triangle that I have been given each have the same perimeter. I have to write an equation and solve it to find the value of X
The rectangle is 2x 2x 5 5
The triangle are 3x 3x 6
Please could you show me the working out for this to find what X is.
Many thanks: Please could you help me with a question that I have been set.
The question is the rectangle and triangle that I have been given each have the same perimeter. I have to write an equation and solve it to find the value of X
The rectangle is 2x 2x 5 5
The triangle are 3x 3x 6
Please could you show me the working out for this to find what X is.
Many thanks
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Question 174091: Please could you help me with this question that I have been et.
The question is to work out a formula for the area of a right angled triangle and then give the area when X=3
The sides of the triangle are 4x-1 and 4x+4
Please could you show the working out for this question.
Many thanks: Please could you help me with this question that I have been et.
The question is to work out a formula for the area of a right angled triangle and then give the area when X=3
The sides of the triangle are 4x-1 and 4x+4
Please could you show the working out for this question.
Many thanks
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Question 173813: f two angles of a triangle are 30 degrees and 50 degrees, what is the measure of the third angle?: f two angles of a triangle are 30 degrees and 50 degrees, what is the measure of the third angle?
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Question 173646: find the measure of the supplementary angle of 128 degree
find the measure of the complementary angle of 15 degree: find the measure of the supplementary angle of 128 degree
find the measure of the complementary angle of 15 degree
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Question 173559: What is the angle between the hour and the minute hands if the time is 8:20?: What is the angle between the hour and the minute hands if the time is 8:20?
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Question 173559: What is the angle between the hour and the minute hands if the time is 8:20?: What is the angle between the hour and the minute hands if the time is 8:20?
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Question 173456: if all the sides of a diamiond shape are the same length does that mean all the angels are same size?: if all the sides of a diamiond shape are the same length does that mean all the angels are same size?
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Question 173229: well i have two line that intersect and become an x the top and bottom i know is 102 degrees but what i don't know are the side one s the real question is do a triangle add up to a certain umber like a triangle add up to 180 degrees: well i have two line that intersect and become an x the top and bottom i know is 102 degrees but what i don't know are the side one s the real question is do a triangle add up to a certain umber like a triangle add up to 180 degrees
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Question 173163: angle 1 and 2 are complementary. If angle 1 was eight degrees less and angle 2 was fifty-seven degrees more, then they would be of equal measure. What are the measures of the two angles?
: angle 1 and 2 are complementary. If angle 1 was eight degrees less and angle 2 was fifty-seven degrees more, then they would be of equal measure. What are the measures of the two angles?
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Question 172118This question is from textbook Glencoe Geometry
: I am trying to help my daughter understand a problem and it is above my head. Her teacher is not very good at taking the time to help explain how to arrive at your answer.
angle ARK and ? are supplementaryThis question is from textbook Glencoe Geometry
: I am trying to help my daughter understand a problem and it is above my head. Her teacher is not very good at taking the time to help explain how to arrive at your answer.
angle ARK and ? are supplementary
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Question 171999: The measure of two adjacent angles forms an angle of 143. The measure of the smaller angle is seven degrees more than one-third the measure of the larger angle. What are the measures of the two angles?
: The measure of two adjacent angles forms an angle of 143. The measure of the smaller angle is seven degrees more than one-third the measure of the larger angle. What are the measures of the two angles?
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Question 171666: how do I graph these two equations on a rectangular coordinate system
2x = y - (6x8) 2x = y - 48: how do I graph these two equations on a rectangular coordinate system
2x = y - (6x8) 2x = y - 48
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Question 171174: Find the value of x in degrees,if angle A is 118 degrees and angle C is 54 degrees what is angle B as x
: Find the value of x in degrees,if angle A is 118 degrees and angle C is 54 degrees what is angle B as x
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Question 170785: what is one of the complementary angles is three more than two that twice the other? find the measure of each?
: what is one of the complementary angles is three more than two that twice the other? find the measure of each?
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Question 170495: If 9x* and (5x+62)* are the measures of complementary angles, what is the measure of each angle?: If 9x* and (5x+62)* are the measures of complementary angles, what is the measure of each angle?
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Question 170494: If the non-base angle of an isosceles triangle has a measure of 70*, what is the measure of each base angle?: If the non-base angle of an isosceles triangle has a measure of 70*, what is the measure of each base angle?
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Question 170338: Find the measure of an angle whose supplement measures 5 degrees greater than 6 times its complement. If I could figure out the correct formula I would be OK. Thanks.: Find the measure of an angle whose supplement measures 5 degrees greater than 6 times its complement. If I could figure out the correct formula I would be OK. Thanks.
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Question 169069: Use the reference angle to find the exact value of the expression. csc 660° : Use the reference angle to find the exact value of the expression. csc 660°
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Question 169039: Use Fundamental Identities and or the Complementary Angle Therom to find the exact value of the expression. If tan^2 Θ=9, find the exact value of sec^2 Θ.: Use Fundamental Identities and or the Complementary Angle Therom to find the exact value of the expression. If tan^2 Θ=9, find the exact value of sec^2 Θ.
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Question 168967: Hi,
It's word problems (again) mixed with angles. Please help:
The angle of depression of an aircraft carrier from an approaching airplane is 48 degrees 22'. If the plane is flying at an altitude of 1240m, find the horizontal distance to the carrier.
So I draw a triangle that has a height of 1240m |, and an angle |\ of 48 degrees, 22'.
I'm not sure if I even have the correct angle labeled. Please help.
Thank you.: Hi,
It's word problems (again) mixed with angles. Please help:
The angle of depression of an aircraft carrier from an approaching airplane is 48 degrees 22'. If the plane is flying at an altitude of 1240m, find the horizontal distance to the carrier.
So I draw a triangle that has a height of 1240m |, and an angle |\ of 48 degrees, 22'.
I'm not sure if I even have the correct angle labeled. Please help.
Thank you.
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Question 168475: An angle is 10 degrees More than its complement . Find the angle ang its Complement
: An angle is 10 degrees More than its complement . Find the angle ang its Complement
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Question 167355: I need to know how to construct an angle measuring 75 degrees thank you: I need to know how to construct an angle measuring 75 degrees thank you
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Question 167076: I need help with my geometry word problems. The problem is:
The measure of an angle is 58 degrees more than its supplement. Find the measure of the supplement.
This question puzzles me please help! I need to show work and I won't be able to understand the answer unless I see work to solve other equations thanks.: I need help with my geometry word problems. The problem is:
The measure of an angle is 58 degrees more than its supplement. Find the measure of the supplement.
This question puzzles me please help! I need to show work and I won't be able to understand the answer unless I see work to solve other equations thanks.
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Question 167076: I need help with my geometry word problems. The problem is:
The measure of an angle is 58 degrees more than its supplement. Find the measure of the supplement.
This question puzzles me please help! I need to show work and I won't be able to understand the answer unless I see work to solve other equations thanks.: I need help with my geometry word problems. The problem is:
The measure of an angle is 58 degrees more than its supplement. Find the measure of the supplement.
This question puzzles me please help! I need to show work and I won't be able to understand the answer unless I see work to solve other equations thanks.
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