88 degrees is the answer. You would start by setting up the equation as (5x+7)+(8x+8)+(3x+5)=180 because all angles of a triangle have a sum of 180 degrees. From there you combine like terms which would leave the answer of being 16x+20=180 then you subtract the 20 from 180 to get x by itself. Then that would leave you with 16x=160 then you divide both sides by 16 to get x=10. From there you plug 16 into the x in the planetarium equation which is 8(10)+8 which equals 88 degrees
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Place the midpoint of the protractor on the VERTEX of the angle.Line up one side of the angle with the zero line of the protractor (where you see the number 0).Read the degrees where the other side crosses the number scale.
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5-y/5y
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y=2/3-4x/9
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The answer are (a) measurement on ordinary scale can be ranked, but on nominal scale observation cannot be ranked, (b) on the interval scale measurement can be compared in terms of difference of magnitude, but on ordinary scale, observations cannot be compared in terms of magnitude (c) the point of zero is arbitrary and can be found in any where on the measurement of interval scale
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(a) In nominal scale measurement, observations are classified but in ordinal scale measurement observations are ranked
Therefore additional information of comparing ranking in observation when measurement are gotten from ordinary scale as compared to nominal measurement.
(b) In interval scale measurement can be compared by different magnitude because it is ranked, while ordinary scale measurement, observation can be ranked for comparison
For example the grade of student in a school are grouped under the ordinary scale of measurement due to the fact that Grade A is greater than B
Therefore we have extra information of contrasting observations based on magnitude differences when measurement are gotten form interval scale as against ordinary scale
(c) In the interval scale of measurement, observations are compared in terms of magnitude differences. the point of zero is arbitrary and can found anywhere
For example if a person has no salary what this means is that he has rupes of zero (salary)
Then again, the additional information of the zero point of arbitrary is when measurement is gotten from interval scale. what this suggest is that none is in the scale of ratio
