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2 years ago

I dont even care if its wrong atp, I JUST NEED ANSWERS

Mathematics

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salantis [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Here ,

2x-30° +70° +x-10° = 180° ( sum of triangle is 180°)

3x+30 =180°

3x=150°

x=50°

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