3 years ago

Can you help with these 3 question pls it is due at 8 pm

Mathematics

1 answer:

ladessa [460]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

1. a + 130 =.180 ---> a = 50°

b + 130 + 120 = 360 ---> b = 110°

c + 120 = 180 ---> c = 60°

2. p + 44 = 180 ---> p = 136°

q + 44 = 180 ---> q = 136°

r = 44° (definition of vertical angles)

t = 34° (definition of vertical angles)

3. x = 50° (definition of vertical angles)

y = 50° (definition of alternate external angles)

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