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Step-by-step explanation: How do you find the 3rd angle of a triangle?
Image result for im not sure on how to do this If one angle of a triangle is 30° more than twice another angle, and the third angle is equal to the sum of the first two angles, find the measure of each angle.
The three angles of any triangle add up to 180 degrees. Since you know two angles (35 and 40), add them together, then subtract the total from 180 to determine the degree of the third angle.
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Step-by-step explanation:
arc QR = 2x57 - 41 = 73
arc PQ = 360 - 73 - 41 - 137 = 109
m∠Q = (41+137) / 2 = 89°
m∠R = (109+137) / 2 = 123°
m∠S = (109+73) / 2 = 91°
check: ∠R+∠p = 123+57 = 180
∠Q+∠S = 89+91 = 180
Kilograms is probably the best answer.
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is thier any way you can take a picture of what the problem is cause alot of the equation are not adding up the way you put them
We have an arithmetic sequence with
<span>a0 = 1st 3-digit number divisible by 13 </span>
<span>a0 = 104 </span>
<span>d = 13 (why?) </span>
<span>last term is largest divisible by 13 = 988 </span>
<span>how many terms? (988-104)/13 + 1 = 69 </span>
<span>S = 69/2(104+988) = 37674</span>
