Theorem
In a triangle, the measure of an exterior angle equals the sum of the measures of its two remote interior angles.
x + y = z
4n - 18 + n + 8 = 133 - 6n
5n - 10 = 133 - 6n
11n = 143
n = 13
z = 133 - 6n = 133 - 6(13) = 133 - 78 = 55
Answer: C. 55
Its c I've done this before
I believe the answer is 3x^3
since 3 is the greatest common factor for the whole number and both have at least x to the third
The awnser is C because there is a right angle which is 90 degrees then there is also a vertical angle of 118 degrees. There is also a supplementary angle of 70 degrees. When you add these angles you get 278 degrees which you subtract from 360 to find the last angle which is K and you get 82 degrees