Ok so the lines with two triangles are parralel to eachother. The lines with one are parallel to eachother.
The angle of 109° and angle of z° equal eachother. Z=109°
Since 109°, 33° and y° form a triangle, the sum of the angles will equal 180. Add 109 and 33 to get 142. Subtract 142 from 180 to get y°=38°.
Since z=109, this means that the triangle is congruent with the other. Since the congruent triangles are in a rhombus, then the angles are flipped. Thus, angle x =33°.
z=109°
y=38°
x=33°
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Adjacent to the undetermined angle is 6, and the hypotenuse has been given. We can conclude, after looking at our SOHCAHTOA, that we will be using cosine(CAH) to solve this problem.
Let the unspecified angle be 
(This sign is called theta, which is just a sign for angle)
Lets start!
cos = adj/hyp
cos = 6/13
= 
(6/13)
= 62.5
= 63
Hope that helped!
Answer:
R = 17
Step-by-step explanation:
R = 2q - 5
Q = 3p + 2
Find the numerical value of R when p = 3
R = 2q - 5
R = 2(3p + 2) - 5
R = 6p + 4 - 5
R = 6p - 1
When p = 3
R = 6(3) - 1
R = 18 - 1
R = 17
