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3 years ago

Find the angles of x and y

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Gnesinka [82]3 years ago

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or, x=180

or,34=180

or,180-34

or x=146

Now,

or, y=146

or,18=146

or146-18

or, y=128

there is x is 34 and its all side angle is 180 degree So put x =180 and then put x value is 34 =180 and there is no values in front of 34 so there will be + and if +so in another side it will be - and then after put 180-34=146

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