3 years ago

The measurement of one angle of a right triangle is 34º.

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lorasvet [3.4K]3 years ago

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A triangle's angles always add up to a total 180º, and a right triangle always has an angle equal to 90º.

90º + 34º + xº = 180º

124º + xº = 180º

xº = 56º

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