Anyone know the answer?

Mathematics

1 answer:

vodomira [7]2 years ago

5 0

To solve your question, you add all of the measurements together, set them equal to 180, solve for x, and plug x back in for whichever angle they are asking for; in this case, they want angle R

7x + 12x + 20 + 20x - 35 = 180
39x - 15 = 180
39x = 180 + 15
39x = 195
x = 5

Angle R = 12x + 20
12(5) + 20
60 + 20
80

Option C is your answer.

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