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3 years ago

HEy, CAn YOu HElp ? :) Plssss (picture below) solve for #5

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alexira [117]3 years ago

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Answer: a=60°, b=25°, c=95°,d=60°, e=25°, f=95°, g=60, h=35°

Step-by-step explanation:

a=60°, Because the angle opposite to it is 60°

b=25°, Because if you take 180°-155°, you get 25°

c=95°, Because if you add angles a and b, you get 85°, then you do 180°-85°=95°

d=60°, Because the angle opposite to it does

f=95°, Because angle c, which is opposite to it equals 95°

g=60°, Because if you add angles e and f, you get 85°, then you take 180°-85=95°

h=35°, Because if you add angles c and d, which is 155°, you take 180°-155=35°

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