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Step2247 [10]
3 years ago
10

Please help, due in 1 day; which is tomorrow

Mathematics
2 answers:
MrRa [10]3 years ago
6 0
Already answered in the other one.
GrogVix [38]3 years ago
5 0
1) 360°-18°-18°-3x°-3x°=0
     6x=324°
      x=54°
2) 180°-49°-(x+3)°=0
      (x+3)°=131°
      x=128°
3) 90°-42°-4x°=0
   4x°=48°
    x=12°
4) 180°-86°-2x°=0
   2x°=94°
   x=47°
5) 360°-117°-117°-3x°-3x°=0
   6x=126°
  x=21°
6) 90°-66°-8x°=0
    8x=24°
    x=3°
7) 180°-22°-(x-5)°=0
     (x-5)°=158°
     x=163°
8)  90°-2x°-2x°=0
     4x°=90°
     x=22.5° (i don't know if you can leave it like this or you have to write it in                      another way)
9) 90°-57°-3x°=0
   3x°=33°
   x=11°
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