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1 year ago

Help! I need to know how to solve this

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bagirrra123 [75]1 year ago

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Every triangle measures 180 degrees.
In order to get the answer you need to add every equation and set it equal to 180.

2x+4+2x-9+x=180
Combine like terms.
5x-5=180
Add 5 to the other side.
5x=185
Divide by 5.
x = 37

Now, plug 37 in for every x.
Angle A: 2(37)-9
Angle B: 2(37)+4
Angle C: 37

The measures are:
Angle A = 65
Angle B = 78
Angle C = 37

Hope this helps!

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