Home- Apps | Services | SitesPerformance Matters | OLAolamiami.performancematters.com/ola/ola.jsp?clientCode%3fIMiamiDade#2 Performance MattersWelcome, JUSTIN!Question 13 of 132021-2022 T-Math-Geo-T7-CBT: Section 1 - No Calcul...Submit TestA ToolsJake wants to prove the theorem that says that the measure of the quadrilateral's opposite angles add to 180°. He knows that the measure of angle R is half the measure of arcSTU and that the measure of angle T is half the measure of arc SRU.Which of the following is an appropriate step to prove that ZR+ ZT=180°?Yes NoAssume that the measure of arc STU is 140° and that the measure of arc SRU is 220° O0Assume that the measure of arcs STU and SRU add up to 360°Substitute 2- mzR for arc STU.口SubstitutemzT for arc SRU.< PreviousNe@門2:07 PI2 Type here to search80°F Mostly cloudyヘ3/30/20hpDI

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Jake wants to prove the theorem that says that the measure of the quadrilateral's opposite angles add to 180°. He knows that the measure of angle Ris half the measu STU and that the measure of angle T is half the measure of arc SRU, Which of the following is an appropriate step to prove that ZR + LT=180°? Yes No Assume that the measure of arc STU is 140° and that the measure of arç SRU is 220° O O Assume that the measure of arcs STU and SRU add up to 360° Substitute 2 mzR for arc STU. Substitute mzT for arc SRU. O O < Previous o o O

Jake wants to prove the theorem that says that the measure of the quadrilateral's opposite angles add to 180°. He knows that the measure of angle Ris half the measu STU and that the measure of angle T is half the measure of arc SRU, Which of the following is an appropriate step to prove that ZR + LT=180°? Yes No Assume that the measure of arc STU is 140° and that the measure of arç SRU is 220° O O Assume that the measure of arcs STU and SRU add up to 360° Substitute 2 mzR for arc STU. Substitute mzT for arc SRU. O O < Previous o o O

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section4.3: Zeros Of Polynomials

Problem 67E

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