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cluponka [151]
3 years ago
13

Can u solve both 20. and 22. Geometry

Mathematics
1 answer:
dlinn [17]3 years ago
4 0
Ok for 22 you just have to add both of them together and set them to equal 90. ( 4z+ 3z+6=90). then you solve for z by combining like terms giving you 7z+6=90 then subtract 6from both side leaving you with 7z=84. then divide to get z=12. you thin plug 12 into the angles such as 4(12) and 3(12)+6 which give you 48 and 42 degrees and to double check just add your 2 degrees together to form 90.

on problem 20, add both angles together and set to 180 (4h+5+8h-5=180) since the line is like half a circle. then combine like terms (12h=180) divide by 12 and then after dividing 180 by 12 and getting 15 you substitute 15 in for h.
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