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g100num [7]
3 years ago
5

Plz help me it is very important i beg of you

Mathematics
1 answer:
Dima020 [189]3 years ago
8 0

1. Let x represent the missing angle.

The sum of angles in a triangle is 180°

65° + 57° +x =180

122° +x=180°

x=180-122

x=68°

2. Let y represent the missing angle.

Then

y+90°+40°=180°

y+130°=180°

y=180°-130°

y=50°

3. Let the missing angle be t, then

t+20°+130°=180°

t+150° =180°

t=180°-150°

t=30°

4. Let the missing angle be m, then

m+85°+50°=180°

m=180°-50°-85°

m=180-135°

m=45°

5. Let the missing angle be e, then by the exterior remote angle theorem:

137°=102° +e

137-102=e

e=35°

6. Let the unknown angle p, be the missing angle.

Then by vertical angle property and exterior angle property:

p=35° +100°

p=135°

7. Let g be the missing angle, then

g+20°+30°=180°

g+50°=180°

g=180°-50°

g=130°

8)

Let v be the missing angle:

By angle on straight line, and exterior angle theorem property,

g=(180-155)+60°

g=25°+60°

g=85°

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