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Zanzabum3 years ago

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Answer:

A: 40 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

Since every triangle is 180 degrees, you can start off by subtracting 50 from 180 since that side does not contain a y for you to solve.

Since the other two sides do have a y in them, you would set 130 degrees equal to y+10 and 2y:

130=y+10+2y

Then you would isolate the y's by subtracting 10, and you would add y and 2y together to get:

120=3y

Finally, you would divide 120 by 3 to get your answer, 40=y.

Hope this helps!

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