Answer:
The sum of the angles that do not measure 22 degrees is equal to 316°
Step-by-step explanation:
The question in English is
A rhombus has a 22-degree angle. How much is the sum of its angles that do not measure 22 degrees worth?
we know that
The opposite internal angles of a rhombus are equal and the adjacent internal angles are supplementary
so
Let
x -----> the measure of an adjacent angle to 22 degrees in the rhombus
x+22°=180°
x=180°-22°=158°
therefore
The sum of the angles that do not measure 22 degrees is equal to
158°+158°=316°
First look at the given numbers, especially 123 degrees which if you add up the other side it equals 180 degrees so:
180-123= 57
Ok now you know two sides of the triangle and you know that all the 3 sides add up to 360 degrees so:
57+75= 132
180-132= 48
Answer:
The length of each side of the base is 
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The area of a square is equal to
where
b is the length side of a square
In this problem we have
so
substitute in the formula
Square root both sides
10 is double 5 so,
32.5 multiplied by 2 is: 65
answer: 65
Answer:
x= 10/13
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we need to put the variable on one side and the constants on another side.
Also a positive and a negative equal a negative. [this is related to +(-8)]
10x+(-8)= -3x+2
+3x +3x
13x-8=2
+8 +8
13x=10
Finally you divide on both sides
13x/13=10/13
x= 10/13
I hope this is right! I tried my best
