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pogonyaev
3 years ago
9

What’s the measure of angle c? Some please answer fast. Please.

Mathematics
1 answer:
kow [346]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: 42

Step-by-step explanation:

Ok what you want to do is add all of them up and equal it to 180 because a triangle is 180 degrees .

Your equation should look like this

9x-3+22x+1+42-3x = 180

What you want to do first is combine all the x and numbers on the left side so it should look like this

1) 28x+40= 180

Then you want to subtract 40 on both sides so it will look like this

2)28x=140

You want to get x by it self so you divide 28 on both sides

3) x=140/28

4) x=5

Since you are finding c you have to insert 5 into x

1) 9(5)-3

2)45-3

Then your answer should be 42

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