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Welcome to xdragonfight's "About Me" page!xdragonfight(116)    About xdragonfight: im in 9th grade but im very good in math if you has any question send me a message xdragonfight has a website: http://linjackie999@yahoo.com What did xdragonfight acccomplish on this site?
Comment from student: THANKS FOR YOUR HELP! Comment from student: Thanks this helped alot :) Comment from student: The answer x=8 and y=1. I could make it two equations, but they would then look like this: Z=12.5+.5y Z=7+.75x Comment from student: Thank you very much for your help. Comment from student: Thanks heaps you do a great job Cheers Comment from student: Thanks Comment from student: Thank u! Comment from student: Thanks Comment from student: Thank you so much for your help and speedy response. Comment from student: I actually was attempting to solve this for a student that posted the question on Yahoo Answers. I assumed the same thing. But the problem was that complementary doesn't mean that both angles are the same. This lead me to the conclusion that the problem couldn't be logically solved unless the answer was given as an algebraic expression that doesn't actually give a definite answer as to what angle B is...unless the student just didn't mention that both angels would be equal. What do you think? Thanks for answering. Comment from student: Comment from student: can you give further explanation? Comment from student: the question wasn't answered i need an answer for every condition listed Comment from student: can you show me how to do that? Comment from student: Thank you. Know I can do my homework. Comment from student: Comment from student: Thank you so much for the answer. It will be big help. Comment from student: Thank you so much for the answer. It will be big help. |
