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3 years ago

Find X if m/_ UVH=50°, m/_HVW=25x-5, and m/_ UVW = 35x-5.

Mathematics

1 answer:

ra1l [238]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

first you have to solve for x

35x - 5=50

35-35x-5= 50-35

x-5=15

x- 5÷5=15÷5

x=3

Now we have to substitute x into the equation.

35×(3)-5=

175-5=170

angle UVW= 170

to find angle HUW instead of solving the equation just subtract 170 from 50 and you will get 120.

angle UVH=50

angle HUW=120

angle UVW=170

I hope this helps srry it took so long but gn and gl.

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Find X if m/_ UVH=50°, m/_HVW=25x-5, and m/_ UVW = 35x-5.​

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