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2 years ago

Can someone help me find the angles of R, S, and U? ive already solved the other ones

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igomit [66]2 years ago

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Assuming the angle congruent to r is not a right angle, we can solve for a supplementary one.

70 + x + x=180

70 + 110=180

110 can be broken down into 55, which we can use for the other two sides.

I’m gonna assume angle R is 55°.

For angle S, same thing. 62 + x=180

The value for it is 118, half it and you get 59°.

Last but not least, angle u. Angle u is diff bc it’s complimentary. We know that one side equals 59°, so subtract 59 from 90, and the value of angle U is 31°.

Hope this helps! It’s been a while since I was in geometry so I hope I’m right too aha

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