4. Suppose that ZCOP and TOD are vertical angles, ZCOP = 11x-17 and ZTOD = 9x + 11. %3D Part A: Construct ZCOP and ZTOD. [Hint: LCOD is an adjacent angle to ZCOP and ZPOT is an adjacent angle to ZTOD.J 2. Part B: Determine LCOD and ZPOT.
4. Suppose that ZCOP and TOD are vertical angles, ZCOP = 11x-17 and ZTOD = 9x + 11. %3D Part A: Construct ZCOP and ZTOD. [Hint: LCOD is an adjacent angle to ZCOP and ZPOT is an adjacent angle to ZTOD.J 2. Part B: Determine LCOD and ZPOT.
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![* Suppose that ZCOP and TOD are vertical angles, 2COP= 11x - 17
and ZTOD = 9x + 11.
Part A: Construct ZCOP and ZTOD. THint: 2COD is an adjacent angle to
ZCOP and ZPOT is an adjacent angle to ZTOD.]
1.
2.
Part B: Determine LCOD and ZPOT.
5. Suppose that ZLAP and ZLAR are adjacent angles, mZLAP = 3x +7,
mZLAR= 4(x- 4), and m ZPAR = 2(3x +7).
3.
Part A: Determine ZLAP and ZLAR.
Part B: What can you conclude about AL? Justify your answer.
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Transcribed Image Text:* Suppose that ZCOP and TOD are vertical angles, 2COP= 11x - 17
and ZTOD = 9x + 11.
Part A: Construct ZCOP and ZTOD. THint: 2COD is an adjacent angle to
ZCOP and ZPOT is an adjacent angle to ZTOD.]
1.
2.
Part B: Determine LCOD and ZPOT.
5. Suppose that ZLAP and ZLAR are adjacent angles, mZLAP = 3x +7,
mZLAR= 4(x- 4), and m ZPAR = 2(3x +7).
3.
Part A: Determine ZLAP and ZLAR.
Part B: What can you conclude about AL? Justify your answer.
me peoendicular bisector.of a line segment also an angle blsector?
Joshify your answer.
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