#Help plz

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wanton geyser
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vagrant compass
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ok

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so you placed the compass on the line

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obviously the next step is to use it in some way

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what do you think?

wanton geyser
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idk i have to take geo cause i didn't take it sophmore year so i have cheatead my way through

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i just need the answer '

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@vagrant compass

vagrant compass
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There are only 2 options that use segment CD

wanton geyser
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i am stupid

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is it b

vagrant compass
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Yea

wanton geyser
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what about number 2

vagrant compass
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Can polygons have 2 sides?

wanton geyser
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ya

vagrant compass
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How

wanton geyser
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it would need to have 2 vertics

vagrant compass
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Do you know what a polygon is?

wanton geyser
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no

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i don't understand anything in geo i am just trying to get the class over so i can get my credit

vagrant compass
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So is a two sided polygon possible?

wanton geyser
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no

vagrant compass
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Therefore statement 1 is false

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Statement 2 says that it is not a polygon if it doesn’t have two sides

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Does that say the same thing?

wanton geyser
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only the second statement is true

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can you help me with question 3

vagrant compass
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That’s wrong

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Let’s say the opposite

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If it is a polygon then it does not have 2 sides

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Is that true?

wanton geyser
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both statments are wrong

vagrant compass
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Yea

wanton geyser
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can i get help with question 3

vagrant compass
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Sorry was doing something

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Well as you can see in lines 2 and 3 we are just using other angle theorems

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Let’s call the angles a,b, and c

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Line 2 a = b

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Line 3 a = c

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So line 4 since a = both

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b = c

wanton geyser
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it would be A

vagrant compass
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No

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Line 3 is corresponding

wanton geyser
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i am stuck on question 12

vagrant compass
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They are equal

wanton geyser
vagrant compass
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well you proved two angles congruent

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so now you only need a side