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3 years ago

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emmasim [6.3K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Here,

Angle TUV + Angle NUV=TUV

By substituting the provided or given value ls in the question we obtain,

1+38x+66 Degree= 105x

1+66 Degree= 67x

67 Degree= 67x

1 Degree = x

x = 1 Degree

Therefore

Angle TUN=1+38x=39

Angle NUV=66 Degree

Therefore

1+38x+66 Degree= 105x

=39 Degree+66 Degree= 105 Degree

Therefore

Angle TUV=105 Degree

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