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erastovalidia [21]
1 year ago
11

This is for a Geometry-H class

Mathematics
1 answer:
crimeas [40]1 year ago
6 0

Applying the linear angles theorem, the measures of the larger angles are: 130 degrees.

The measures of the smaller angles are 50 degrees

<h3>How to Apply the Linear Angles Theorem?</h3>

Based on the linear angles theorem, we have the following equation which we will use to find the value of y:

3y + 11 + 10y = 180

Add like terms

13y + 11 = 180

Subtract 11 from both sides

13y + 11 - 11 = 180 - 11

13y = 169

13y/13 = 169/13

y = 13

Plug in the value of y

3y + 11 = 3(13) + 11 = 50 degrees

10y = 10(13) = 130 degrees.

Therefore, applying the linear angles theorem, the measures of the larger angles are: 130 degrees.

The measures of the smaller angles are 50 degrees.

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