A triangles three angles always sum up to 180 degrees. We must find angle B.
We already have angle A and C, so it's quite simple.
Angle A is 28*, and angle C is 36*
We add these two together
28 + 36 = 64
Now we subtract
180 - 64 = 116
Angle B = 116*
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For question 2 it is 15
Because: 4 time 6 is 24 and then you minus 9 which is 15
So there you have it the answer is 15
It would be called a regular polygon because all sides are equal
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the angle inside the triangle (to the right side of 90 degree angle), we first have to find the adjacent angle (below it).
Angle 122 and that adjacent angle is same (parallel lines cut by transversal -- they are corresponding angles).
So that angle is 122.
The inside triangle angle (what we want) is adjacent to 122, so we can write:
Angle + 122 = 180 [straight angle/straight line is 180 degrees]
Solving for that angle, we have:
Angle = 180 - 122 = 58
Now, looking at the triangle, Side C is "opposite" of 58° and side "20" is the side that is "hypotenuse" [side opposite of 90 degree angle is hypotenuse).
<em>Which trig ratio relates "opposite" and "hypotenuse"??</em>
<em>Yes, it is SIN. Thus we can write:</em>
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<em>We can now solve for C:</em>
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<em>Correct answer is A</em>