SOLUTION: Given: <EAT and <DAT are adjacent
Given: <EAT is 5x larger than <DAT
Given: <EAT = 5x
Given: <DAT = 4y
Given: <EAD = 6y+4x+4
What is the value for x and y?
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What is the value for x and y?
If this was a supplemental or complementary angle then I could plug in 90 or 180, but it doesnt say they are or are not. So; 5x+4y=6y+4x+4... when I do this and solve for x or y then plug in the number to the equation it always equals zero, which it should cause they are equal. I used process of elimination to find the answer but cannot figure out how to set up the equation correctly, and where does the 5x larger < come into play? If
I am stuck...Thanks,,,
Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Given: < and < are adjacent
Given: < is larger than <
Given: <
Given: <
Given: <
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Given: <
Given: <
if < is larger than <, and if given that < and <, then
.......solve for ..->...
it is also given that:
....plug in and solve for
.............negative angle (rotates in clockwise direction)
find :
...........also negative angle.
check:
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< is larger than <
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