#AB and BC are perpendicular lines

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nimble portal
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just need some help understanding it 🙂

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nimble portal
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@naive merlin

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nimble portal
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it be a 90 degree angle and subtract 25 from that

naive merlin
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you are close enough

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okay so

nimble portal
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really?

naive merlin
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how many angles do you see?

nimble portal
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2

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a acute and a right

naive merlin
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or a better question, can you break the 90 degree angle into its components?

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like 90=a+b+c?

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or whatever possible

nimble portal
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dont quite follow haha

naive merlin
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lemme send a ss

nimble portal
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okok thank you

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what is throwing me off though is if you look the bottom line is on a tad slant which made me double guess it a right angle

naive merlin
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can you find the black angle using this?

nimble portal
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its a 360 degree one right?

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so youd sub all of the numbers from 360

naive merlin
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nope :p

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the black angle is equivalent of the sum of all the orange angles instead

nimble portal
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haha they gave this video out but it didnt cover this part of the topic 😦

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jeez this is alot more confusing than i thought

naive merlin
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here, you can say black angle = 65+25+35

nimble portal
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right

naive merlin
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in your case we have

nimble portal
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so its not sub from the right angle its add is that what u mean?

naive merlin
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in this case, you have angle ABC = x+25+x

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do you agree?

nimble portal
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yhyh

naive merlin
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what is the given value of ABC?

nimble portal
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115?

naive merlin
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hint: what is the angle formed by perpendicular lines?

nimble portal
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uhhh not sure

naive merlin
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perpendiculars always make 90 degree angle

nimble portal
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right

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ohhh so is there 2 90 degrees?

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cuz AB and BC are perpen

naive merlin
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if two lines are perpendicular to each other, regardless of how you draw them, the angle between them will stay 90 degree

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so in your case

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angle ABC = 90 degree

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but you also know that ABC = x+25+x

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which means

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90 = x+25+x

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can you solve this equation?

nimble portal
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27?

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am i adding the 25 and the two x

naive merlin
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27 is probably wrong

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but yeah you are doing it right

nimble portal
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yh 27 was wrong

naive merlin
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,calc 75/2

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Result:

37.5
naive merlin
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it should be this much

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also check this out and a couple other vids on their channel to understand how angles work

nimble portal
naive merlin
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37.5 is wrong?

nimble portal
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yes it was wrong

naive merlin
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,calc 2*37.5+25

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Result:

100
naive merlin
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,calc 65/2

echo capeBOT
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Result:

32.5
naive merlin
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it will be this much

nimble portal
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yhyh that was right

naive merlin
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2x+25 = 90
2x = 65
x = 65/2 = 32.5

nimble portal
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still confusing how you get that so i will have to look at videos on perpen angles

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ohhh

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i get it now

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2x+25 = 90
2x = 65
x = 65/2 = 32.5

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this makes sense

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so basically i was only getting the answer for one X

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not two

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tysm for helping

serene crag
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