Math Question

If you look at it visually it doesn't look like 8 degrees to me.

If you look at it mathematically, it doesn't equal 24.

:p you're right. how can we tell who's right then? einne mienne moeny mo?

It's called math. So far we have at least 2 ways of actually getting the correct answer, which definitely beats eyeballing it.

Hahah, you're right too. So, then what degrees are the 3 angles?
 
If you look at it visually it doesn't look like 8 degrees to me.

If you look at it mathematically, it doesn't equal 24.

:p you're right. how can we tell who's right then? einne mienne moeny mo?

It's called math. So far we have at least 2 ways of actually getting the correct answer, which definitely beats eyeballing it.

Hahah, you're right too. So, then what degrees are the 3 angles?

We just figured out 2 of them...
 
Hmm... I still don't get it...
*facepalms self in shame*
How do you know angle E equals angle F?
That is where the two 78s are coming from, right?
*facepalms self in shame again*
 
Ellis, you're right about the angles. But if he did eyeball it, he would see that the one angle is clearly larger than 90 degrees.
 
Hmm... I still don't get it...
*facepalms self in shame*
How do you know angle E equals angle F?
That is where the two 78s are coming from, right?
*facepalms self in shame again*

It doesn't.

Hint: draw segments from B to A and from B to E.

That's not much of a hint.

it's a very helpful hint if you didn't do that to begin with. however, you've made it cleared that you haven't learned geometry, so it's really not going to make a difference what hints you get.
 
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