#math
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i assume those variables refer to the angles and not the lengths?
if so, have you learnt about the sum of angles in a straight line?
wdym?
no im really lost
good!
what does a straight line look to you? a full turn? half turn?
its 90 degrees?
oh then a 180?
good!
the sum of all angles on a straight line, no matter how many there are, is always 180 degrees
can you solve it now?
no im still lost its asking me to find xyw idk how to do it
wait how do i find Y W then
oh well i know the angle its a 145 but i dont think thats what the question is asking me no?
how did you get the angle of 145?
oh my bad, its not 145, its a 135*
because
if all straight lines equal 180, and it looks like its half the L shape (90) its a 45, then 180-45=135
is that what ur trying to say?
you don't have to guess. you are given both angles here
there's an x in both angles, but you can find out what x is, because you know the sum of angles on a straight line
i think i've given you as straightforward of a hint as i can short of telling you what to do
im so lost
ohhh
now solve for x, and then find out what 3+5x is
and you're done
yep
to check, find the other angle
then add the two angles together
if you get 180, job done
thanks i got a 10/10 on my practice
that's good and all, but remember that actual graded problems should not be asked in help channels
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its not graded
its just a score
my actual test is on friday and the teacher made a practice
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