2 years ago

Find the missing Angles

Mathematics

1 answer:

oksian1 [2.3K]2 years ago

4 0

1. a = 68

b = 112

c = 68

2. a = 127

3. a = 35

b = 40

c = 35

d = 70

4. a = 20

b = 70

c = 20

d = 70

e = 110

5. a = 90

b = 90

c = 42

d = 48

e = 132

6. a = 70

b = 55

c = 25

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