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Lesechka [4]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. 1=18°, 2=90°

2. 1=85°

3. 1=97°

4. 2=83°

5. 3=49°

6. 1=94°

7. 4=45°

8. 3=65°

9. 2=79°

10. 5=73°

11. 6=147°

12. 1=26°

13. 2=32°

Step-by-step explanation:

1. all angles of a triangle equal 180. 2 is 90 degrees because you can look across to find the symbol. Then you subtract 180 by 72 and 90 to get 18.

2. do the same thing as last time, 180 minus 40 and 55.

3. In order to figure this out, you need to have the angle 2. One you have 83, angles like this, together will add up to 360 if you put 2 of them together. 83×2=166. 360-166=194. 194/2=97.

4. To figure this out, you find the angle across from it because those are always the same. Follow the same process to subtract 39 and 58 from 180 to get 83.

5.Now that you have the angle 2 you can figure this one out as well, again, follow the process of subtracting the two opposite angles from 180 to get 49.

(This is taking really long to explain so if you have questions just ask.)

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15.74% of women are between 65.5 inches and 68.5 inches.

Step-by-step explanation:

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