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kykrilka [37]
3 years ago
6

Please help me on this math question?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Whitepunk [10]3 years ago
5 0
M=30° because the right angle and 60 degree angle equal 150 and 180 (degrees in a triangle) minus 150 is 30

n=50° because 40 plus the right angle is 130 then the difference between that and 180 is 50 then n is the vertex angle of the one you found

t=98° because answer n plus the other part to the straight angle including the 112° angle is 68 then the total angle turns to 118 then the final angle turns to 62 via earlier reasoning, then because of another straight angle t=98

use the earlier reasoning to fine the other answers of

p=71°
q=39°

use the angle degrees formula to get Pentagon's maximum angles then use earlier resources

the final answers u should be able to figure out from there and u will never learn unless you do some yourself
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