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laiz [17]3 years ago

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The given data is angle ∡RSU and angle ∡UST are complementary and

angle ∡RSU= 8k-1 and angle ∡UST = 7 (k-2)

The sum of the complementary angles is 90°

∡RSU + ∡UST = 90° => 8k-1 + 7 (k-2) = 90 => 8k-1+7k-14=90 => 15k - 15 = 90 => 15k = 90+15 => 15k = 107 => k= 105/15 = 7° then

∡RSU= 8k-1= 8*7-1= 55°

∡UST= 7 (k-2)= 7 (7-2)= 7*5= 35°

The correct answer is ∡RSU= 55° and ∡UST= 35°

Good luck!!!

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