Suppose that ZMAP and ZMAC are linear pairs, mZMAP = 7x - 13 and mZMAC = 31 + 13. Part A: Identify the line and the rays that form ZMAP and ZMAC: Part B: Determine mLMAP. Part C: Determine mZMAC.
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- So, the line that forms ZMAP and ZMAC is a straight line. - The rays that form ZMAP are MA and AP, and the rays that form ZMAC are MC and CB. Part B: - We know that ZMAP and ZMAC are linear pairs, so they add up to 180 degrees. - Show more…
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