Help my brother with his math problem, 7th Grade

I think you're right, although the 2 horizontal lines don't look very paralleled

Just tell him look for the F pattern and Z pattern and yeh your answers were correct.

ATAznPro wrote: »

Find the measure of all the angles?

number 4 angle is: 32 degree,number one and number two is 148 degree
number 6 and number 7 is 148 degree, number 5 and 8 is 32 degree.

this supposed to give a 360 total angle. You have Opposite the top angle, Alternate-internal angle.. and more.

you have the right answer...

ATAznPro wrote: »

Find the measure of all the angles?

All of the angles directly across from each other at their diagonal are complimentary ie 5-8, 6-7. The angles that are horizontally juxataposed ie 5-7 are supplementary will add to 180. So like you have it 3, 4, 5, 8 will all equal 32, while 1, 2, 6, 7, will be 180-32= 148.

ATAznPro wrote: »

Find the measure of all the angles?

simple lol 3=4 =32(v.o.a) and 1-2 = 180-(3 or 4) = 180-32 = 148
and 4=5 alt. angle , and 8 =5 same story , not tht hard ._.

Oh yea, I have 1, and 2 sisters.

Little girls... *sigh* annoying....

ATAznPro wrote: »

Both older than me

do you have pictures or phone number?

such a noob!!

ATAznPro wrote: »

Why numbers?

so i can text them pictures of my bod??? noob

ATAznPro wrote: »

If you even have one.

Anyways, the number is 911.

and the last 7 digits????

ATAznPro wrote: »

Find the measure of all the angles?

There is no parameter, meaning, are those two seemingly horizontal lines parallel?

If they are you are right, if there is no given parallel statement, then we can not be certain about 5,6,7,8.

But for 1,2,3,4, you are absolutely correct no matter what, just make sure you put degrees behind the numbers.


source: I finished college calculus.