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Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
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ISBN:9780134463216
Author:Robert F. Blitzer
Publisher:Robert F. Blitzer
ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra
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Problem 1MCCP: In Exercises 1-25, simplify the given expression or perform the indicated operation (and simplify,...
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**Match the correct value for x with the image it satisfies.** Angles marked the same are congruent. Sides marked the same are congruent. --- **Column A** 1. A right triangle with one angle marked as \(x^\circ\). The other angle, aside from the right angle, has two congruent sides. 2. Two intersecting lines forming vertical angles, with one pair labeled \(28^\circ\) and \(75^\circ\), and another pair labeled \(67^\circ\) and \(x^\circ\). 3. A right triangle with a marked angle of \(31^\circ\) and another angle labeled as \(x^\circ\). 4. A triangle with angles labeled \(98^\circ\) and \(x^\circ\), and a third angle unmarked. --- **Column B** a. \(x = 90\) degrees b. \(x = 45\) degrees c. \(x = 139\) degrees d. \(x = 114\) degrees e. \(x = 121\) degrees f. \(x = 31\) degrees g. \(x = 98\) degrees
Transcribed Image Text:**Match the correct value for x with the image it satisfies.** Angles marked the same are congruent. Sides marked the same are congruent. --- **Column A** 1. A right triangle with one angle marked as \(x^\circ\). The other angle, aside from the right angle, has two congruent sides. 2. Two intersecting lines forming vertical angles, with one pair labeled \(28^\circ\) and \(75^\circ\), and another pair labeled \(67^\circ\) and \(x^\circ\). 3. A right triangle with a marked angle of \(31^\circ\) and another angle labeled as \(x^\circ\). 4. A triangle with angles labeled \(98^\circ\) and \(x^\circ\), and a third angle unmarked. --- **Column B** a. \(x = 90\) degrees b. \(x = 45\) degrees c. \(x = 139\) degrees d. \(x = 114\) degrees e. \(x = 121\) degrees f. \(x = 31\) degrees g. \(x = 98\) degrees
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