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3 years ago

2. The following triangle, ∆, has angle measures as shown.

Mathematics

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klio [65]3 years ago

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Answer:

x=29. Angle C= 93

Step-by-step explanation:

3(x+2)= 3x+6.

3x+6+52+35= 3x+93.

180-93=87.

87/3= 29. So that means x=29.

for proof you can do 3(29)+93 and you'll get 180.

For angle C; 3(29+2)= 3x31. 31x3= 93.

Angle C= 93 degrees.

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