juriemagic

Hi Melody,

gosh I always tend to overthink things...it's really very simple....I should apologise for waisting your time on something like this......sorry..

Thanks again Melody!!..well, I realised they were the same, and ...that confused me...

Alan,

thanks again...I understand my error...thanx a million!

Hello Melody!!!...well yes, that's what I meant, however i think I lost track of how exactly the question was put. I'll have a look at it again..thank you sooo much for the reply..

CPill,

Thank you for your time, I am going to spend some time with examples of these types of questions, however I am sure the light will go on.....I honestly do appreciate!!..have a blessed day...

I had a look at the link you provided, thank you kindly...I see it now...have a blessed day..

CPhill,

Thank you for this. I do appreciate...

Melody,

thank you a million times over...I was going through a question paper with memo, with a student, and saw the memo had the answer as 180- 35.26...in other words they had it in the 2nd quadrant. I assured my student that the memo was incorrect, but I just had to make 100% sure myself, therefore I asked the question. You have confirmed the quadrant. Thank you very much Melody, and also, a BIG thank you for your in depth explanations. I do appreciate. Take care.

Hello Heureka,

yes, this is as they have it also, so I believe this is right...what I struggled with is the centre 30. If you calculated x, it comes out to be 34 and not 30. The equation for maths ends up being x-30. So saying then 34-30, we get 4, which should be math only...however we know that ALL math also take History, so what to do with the 4 then?....cast it outside?...

I do firmly understand the outcome, was just concerned about the fact that x calculated to 34 and not 30, in which case math only would have calculated to 30-30 which is zero...

thank you for helping out to understand this approach..

Just a question on this as well....if they do not give the centre value, do we accept always that that value should be calculated by using the "x" method..or should we accept that it is zero then....and omit it?...