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3 years ago

Equation practice with angle addition

Mathematics

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Triss [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

36 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

since, m<AOB is a right angle, we shall just create an equation:

M<AOB+M<BOC=90 degrees

Substitute: 6z-12+3z+30=90

Solve: 6z+3x=9z

-12+30=18

so, 9z+18=90 degrees

-18 -18

9z=72

z=8

So if z=8, then we should fit it so that it matches measure of AOB.

6z-12

6 times 8=48

48-12= 36

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