How do you put a baby astronaut to sleep?

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How do you put a baby astronaut to sleep? ROCKET SOLUTION How do you put a baby astronaut to sleep?

Adjacent angles on the same side of the line with a common vertex are Supplementary Write Formula A + B = 180 #1 Substitute in 116 + B = 180 Solve for “B” 116 + B = 180 -116 = -116 B = 64

Adjacent angles on the same side of the line with a common vertex are Supplementary Write Formula A + B = 180 #2 Substitute in 78 + B = 180 Solve for “B” 78 + B = 180 -78 = - 78 B = 102

Adjacent angles on the same side of the line with a common vertex are Supplementary Write Formula A + B = 180 #3 Substitute in 49 + B = 180 Solve for “B” 49 + B = 180 -49 = - 49 B = 131

Adjacent angles on the same side of the line with a common vertex add up to 180. A Right Angle is 90o Degrees. Two Adjacent Angles that add up to 90o Degrees are Complementary. #4 Write Formula A + B = 90 Substitute in 31 + B = 90 Solve for “B” 31 + B = 90 -31 = - 31 B = 59

Adjacent angles on the same side of the line with a common vertex add up to 180. A Right Angle is 90o Degrees. Two Adjacent Angles that add up to 90o Degrees are Complementary. #5 Write Formula A + B = 90 Substitute in 54 + B = 90 Solve for “B” 54 + B = 90 -54 = - 54 B = 36

#6 A + B + C = 90 35 + 23 + C = 90 58 + C = 90 58 + C = 90 -58 = - 58 Adjacent angles on the same side of the line with a common vertex add up to 180. A Right Angle is 90o Degrees. Angles A, B and C must add up to 90o . Write Formula #6 A + B + C = 90 Substitute in 35 + 23 + C = 90 58 + C = 90 Combine Values Solve for “C” 58 + C = 90 -58 = - 58 C = 32

#7 C = 118 Vertical Angles are Equal! . C IF A + B = 180 Then B + C must also = 180 C = 118: OPPOSITE Angles formed by two lines are EQUAL and are called VERTICAL ANGLES.

Adjacent angles on the same side of the line with a common vertex add up to 180. Two angles that add to 180o Degrees are Supplementary. Write Formula #8 A + B = 180 Substitute in 118 + B = 180 Solve for “B” 118 + B = 180 -118 = - 118 B = 62

Adjacent angles on the same side of the line with a common vertex add up to 180. Two angles that add to 180o Degrees are Supplementary. Write Formula #9 A + B = 180 Substitute in 73 + B = 180 Solve for “B” 73 + B = 180 -73 = - 73 B = 107

The INTERIOR ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE add up to 180. Write Formula #10 A + B + C = 180 Substitute in 69 + 46 + C = 180 Combine Terms 115 + C = 180 Solve for “C” 115 + C = 180 -115 = - 115 C = 65

The INTERIOR ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE add up to 180. Write Formula #11 A + B + C = 180 A Substitute in 52 + 90 + C = 180 Combine Terms 142 + C = 180 Solve for “CB” 142 + C = 180 -142 = - 142 C B C = 38

The INTERIOR ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE add up to 180. Write Formula #12 A + B + C = 180 Substitute in 35 + 35 + C = 180 Combine Terms 70 + C = 180 Solve for “C” 70 + C = 180 -70 = - 70 C = 110

Angles on the same side of a Line are 180 Degrees The INTERIOR ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE add up to 180. Write Formula #13 A + B = 180 D Substitute in 140 + B = 180 B Solve for “B” 140 + B = 180 -140 = - 140 C They did not ask for the 3rd angle of the Triangle, But : B + C + D 180 SO: 40 +90 + D = 180 Therefore “D” must be 50 B = 40

Angles on the same side of a Line are 180 Degrees The INTERIOR ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE add up to 180. Write Formula #14 B A + B + C = 180 Substitute in 74 + 51 + C = 180 125 + C = 180 C Combine Values A Solve for “C” 125 + C = 180 -125 = - 125 Since “C” = 55, and angles on the Same side of the line are Supplementary, The “Missing angle” is: 55 + Q = 180 SO: ∴ Q = 125 C = 55

Angles on the same side of a Line are 180 Degrees The INTERIOR ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE add up to 180. Write Formula #14 A + B + C = 180 Substitute in 74 + 51 + C = 180 125 + C = 180 Combine Values Solve for “C” 125 + C = 180 -125 = - 125 Since “C” = 55, and angles on the Same side of the line are Supplementary, The “Missing angle” is: 55 + Q = 180 SO: Q = 125 C = 55

The INTERIOR ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE add up to 180. Write Formula #15 A + B + C = 180 Substitute in A + 51 + 74 = 180 A + 125 = 180 Combine Values A Solve for “C” A + 125 = 180 -125 = -125 Since “A” = 55, and angles on the Same side of the line are Supplementary, The “Missing angle” is: 55 + Q = 180 SO: Q = 125 A = 55

Vertical Angles are Equal: SO: A = 83 The INTERIOR ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE add up to 180. Write Formula #14 A + B + C = 180 #16 Substitute in 83 + 63 + C = 180 A 146 + C = 180 Combine Values Solve for “C” 146 + C = 180 -146 = -146 Since “C” = 55, and angles on the Same side of the line are Supplementary, The “Missing angle” is: 55 + Q = 180 SO: Q = 125 C = 34