The exterior angle theorem states that an exterior angle is equal to the sum of its remote interior angles.
With that we know...
m<QRS+m<RSQ=m<SQP
90+34=x+72
124=x+72
x=52 degrees
answer: 52 degrees
Wouldn’t you have to divide or subtract the acute degree with 105 and 30?
Every proportional relationship is an equation like y = a number times 'x'. When you graph that equation it's a straight line that goes through the origin and every point on the line satisfies the equation. Line B is the only graph that looks like that. The others all have a piece of a proportional relationship. Their bottom pieces are proportional relationships but then they break and the top pieces are not.
Answer:
Zx = 24 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
since it is supplementary it adds up to 180 degrees. so you have part of the angle (156 degrees) so the equation would be 180 - 156 = Zx (origionally Zx + 156 = 180).
