Answer:
The measurement of angle a is 42.5°
The measurement of angle b is 19.5°
Step-by-step explanation:
Angle a = a
Angle b = b
m < a + m < b = 62°
"m <" means "measurement of angle..."
m < a + m < b = 4m < a - 108°
Subtract m < a from both sides of the equation
m < b = 4m < a - 108° - m < a
Simplify
m < b = 3m < a - 108°
Substitute into original equation
3m < a - 108° + m < a = 62°
Add m < a + 3m < a
4m < a - 108° = 62°
Add 108° to both sides of the equation
4m < a = 170°
Divide both sides of the equation by 4
m < a = 42.5°
m < b = 62° - 42.5° = 19.5°
Hope this helps :)
U find multiples of both denominators and then us the least number that matches both as the new denominator then multiply your other two fractions to get the same denominator that u got in your multiples and then multiply whatever number you have with your number you multiply by to get the denominator on both fractions
not very good at explaining things but I really hope this helps
Proshen it out evenly so evwryone gets the same amount or divide it by 300 people
