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I must be getting really rusty from not having done geometry in ages, but I'm stuck on how to prove that
in the following diagram:(Note that the two angles x are equal)
Thanks
Last edited by Identity (2010-11-04 20:42:04)
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hi Identity,
I've got a problem with this too. Am I interpreting your diagram properly? See below.
My software (Sketchpad) chooses vertex letters as I measure angles so I've had to letter as shown.
I'm taking your A as my ACB and your B as AEB.
I've chosen x to be 12 in the first diagram and 14 in the second.
This gives firstly A + B = 65 but secondly A + B = 89.
I can show that B = A - 2x if that's any help.
Bob
Last edited by Bob (2010-11-05 07:23:30)
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