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3 years ago

Please help , i dont get this at all literally at all

Mathematics

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dlinn [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

The total angle (Angle FGH) = 141 degrees

Angle 1 = 59 degrees

To find this, all you need to do is subtract 59 degrees from 141 degrees.

Because Angle 1 and Angle 2 make up Angle FGH, which - 141 degrees.

141 degrees is your (considered) total amount of degrees, and 59 degrees is apart of it. So, 141 - 59 = 82 degrees.

Angle 2 = 82 degrees.

I hope this helps!

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