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3 years ago

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It depends. You can find it with a protractor, or if they give you an equation you can just solve for the variable they give you.

Molodets [167]3 years ago

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It really depends on the question.
If you didn't have any information on the surrounding angles, and thus you wouldn't be able to use algebra,
You would find an angle with a protractor.

However, if you were dealing with right angle triangles, (i'm aware you're in middle school), like in highschool, you could find an angle using trigonometry.

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