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2 years ago

Help, Explain too cuz I don't really get it.

Mathematics

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MaRussiya [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

So we know that these to shapes are scaled copies, so find two angles on them and see what they divid too. Example: A has 2.5 B has 5, if we divide 5 by 2.5 we get 2. And if we times 2.5 by 2 we get 5 as are total. We now know that 2 is going to be the number that helps us crack all of these angles.

<em>B ANSWERS: </em>

Because we know that 2.5 times 2 gets us 5 thats going to be the same answer for the angle on the right. In other words <u>5 is the answer for B's missing right angle.</u>

If we follow the same formula we get <u>3 for B's missing left angle. </u>

<em>A ANSWERS:</em>

This time instead of mutilplying we are dividing. 53/2 gives us 26.5, so <u>26.5 is the answer for the top right angle.</u>

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Same dividing, <u>41 is the answer for the bottom left missing angle.</u>

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monitta2 years ago

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The big polygon is double the size of the original, So the side question mark is 5 and the degrees is 1, 26.5 and 2, 41 degrees

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