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3 years ago

Math help please thanks

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Pepsi [2]3 years ago

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For most of these questions, all you would have to do is add the angles together and or subtract the larger angle from the smaller one to find the other angle. So in the first case.

You would add the angles, 26 degrees and 60 degrees to find the angle KLM which is about 90 degrees a right angle, in this case it would be 86 degrees.

Similarly, for the other question, take the larger angle, 145 degrees and subtract 61 degrees to solve for the angle that will also add to give 145 degrees,in this case it would be 84 degrees.

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