4th Grade Math

[Johnny Dangerr]

99995.00

[Turtlewax]

What did the teacher say it was??

[StrayDog]

It didn't ask for the ray outside the ABC angle......it asked for the "shared" ray ABD. The shared ray is 17.

Nope, it says they share a ray. Not what is the "shared ray." The answer can be 17 or 63, assuming absolute angular measurements. (i.e. They didn't specify + degrees are clockwise and - degrees are counter clockwise)

[mikemorvan]

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Maybe the penmanship is the issue. This is not the order i see in the original drawing. Somebody help me.

[Mambajeep]

4th grade math, answer is 17.

[RS3]

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So you're saying she labeled her diagram incorrectly?

[Mac]

So you're saying she labeled her diagram incorrectly?

I'm no math major but that's how I interpreted it when I read the problem.

[RS3]

What did the teacher say it was??

She didn't mark the correct answer.

[zr2chevy22]

I thought it was 17 as well. I covered the multiple choice answers in the picture on purpose. 63 is one of the answer choices, but how can an angle that is inside the ABC angle be considered outside the ABC angle? I have a college degree, but I wasn't a math major!

Because you're stuck inside the box. You're assuming one is the baseline of your degree measurement which no where does it say that It's simply adding the 2 degrees for an answer of 63

[RS3]

4th grade math, answer is 17.

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[Texifornia]

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[mikemorvan]

Go Stars! Hockey time.

[StrayDog]

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[StrayDog]

Or

[Pedernal]

Seems like it would be 17 degrees to me no matter what.