How to solve geometry problems - triangles, prisms, area, perimeter, lines and angle measures.

This video walks you through a variety of skills assessed on most standardized math assessments. We go over triangles, Pythagorean Theorem, area, perimeter, angle measures and more. Use this video if you are trying to pass the Praxis Core Math, ACT Math, or SAT Math.
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[@ronic0322]

Thank you so much no one has ever explained transversal lines as simply as putting a box over another box.
Aha-moment lol TY!

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

My pleasure and I am glad I was able to give you an aha moment. Thanks for watching.

[@yvonnejarman732]

Thank you! would you solve some words problems.Example A jewelry store offers this question #43 and survey questions in your book please.

[@areejkadhem9234]

Thank you, Sir.

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

Thanks for watching!

[@merlinclarens4696]

Great video!

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

That is awesome. We are thrilled you're finding our resources helpful. Thanks for watching!

[@1750bec]

on number 5 I am confused as to why the answer is B and not A. If we go by your math you gave the example for x as 180-40 making x 140. If we are to do the same for y that would be 180-75 making y 105 but you said the answer is B not A. Is that an error? Thanks!

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

Great question Rebecca. It is important to understand that you are solving for x and y two different ways. Angle x is an alternate angle on the transversal which means with the 40 degree angle, they both add up to 180 degrees, or a supplementary pair. The relationship with the other two angles is that they are same-side interior angles, which means they are corresponding or the same. For more information I would recommend searching angle pairs on a transversal. You can also contact us at [e-mail]. Thanks for the comment.

[@stevenatkinson1228]

On number 9 you said that b and c are 85 degrees but you circled a and b.

[@yomayragomez3091]

lost me at #4 - too much.. its overwhelming

[@KathleenJasperEdD]

You can do it! Thank you for watching! 🙂
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