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Please please please help me with these two problems it's urgent

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eduard3 years ago

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For problem #4 the answer is 100°. The triangle are congruent meaning the angles that are given both of the triangle have to have the same angles.

The triangle sum theorem is all triangles have a 180° . All the 3 angles = 180.

They gave you two angles of the triangle. So add the two angles and find the difference of 180.

50+30=80

180-80=100°

#5 set those 2 angles equal. Because the A corresponds to Q. Solve for X and plug in your x value

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