Directions: Write a polynomial function in standard form using the provided zeros.
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Answer:
When we say the angles Y and B are Congruent. It means these congruent angles have the same angle measured in degrees. (or in radians as both are units of measure for angles).
The figure a is also attached below to visualize the concept.
Step-by-step explanation:
When we say the angles Y and B are Congruent. It means these congruent angles have the same angle measured in degrees. (or in radians as both are units of measure for angles).
Here are some additional things to observe:
- Angles are congruent as long as the angles are the same
- they don't have to point in the same direction
- they don't have to be made with lines of the same length.
For instance, below is the example. Where,
- Angle Y is 42°
- Angle B is 42°
As the measure of these angles is same. It means the angles Y and B are Congruent. The figure a is also attached below to visualize the concept.
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Answer:
The measure of the first angle is 50°.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the three angles be <em>a, b, </em>and <em>c. </em>
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The measure of the first angle is twice the measure of the second angle. In other words:
The measure of the third angle is 80° more than the measure of the second angle. In other words:
And since the interior angles of a triangle must equal 180°:
Substitute <em>a</em> and <em>c: </em>
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Combine like terms:
Subtract 80 from both sides:
And divide both sides by four:
So, the measure of the second angle is 25°.
Since the measure of the first is twice the second, the measure of the first angle is 50°.
(And since the measure of the third is 80° than the second, the measure of the third angle is 105°.)