I need help with my math homework

i no longer need help

there is defenently enough information given solve for x then plug that in to find the length of each segment then add them then proceed to find angles

bye

i just need help finding x

That's not what I said...

If you think you understand it so well then solve it on your own.

im not trina argue i know what to do not how to do it

cant argue with a drunk

If w is the center, then KI bisects the circle. That means it's in two equal halves.

Because GJ is at a right angle to the bisector that means JI and IG are congruent. Using your theorem, you now know that JH is congruent to HG, so now you set the two expressions equal to each other and solve for X. (I guess you could directly say JH = HG but it just depends on what's on the missing pages or what you guys have been learning.)

But you left out the nature of W or KI... which will necessarily be in the pages you didn't show in the OP. It's also unclear from the picture whether the expressions are labeling arcs, chords, and which... but making the easy assumptions, the answer will be what I gave above.

You said something about adding the segments to find the angles... that's nonsense. First of all what angles?

The answer is Negative Zero. Trust me!

@paper_llama

looking at it farther i see what you mean the past week we had been using segments to find angles i guess just not for this one

i also ment the diameter not angles

they might later they have in the past for some of these

@cyforlife

no im a sophmore in highschool