If X=20°, Y=135°, what will Z be

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Veronika [31]2 years ago

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The value of Z would be 225°

<h3>What is the angle at a point?</h3>

The angle at a point are angles that add up to 360°

Thus, X + Y + Z = 360°

X = 20°

Y = 135°

Then, Z = 360° - X - Y

Z = 360° - 20° + 135°

Z = 360° - 155°

Z = 205°

Therefore, the value of Z is 205°

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