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3 years ago

EXPLAIN THE MISTAKE

Mathematics

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Vlad [161]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

Both of these mistakes were made bc someone didn't know what "supplementary" means. If two angles are supplementary (an angle and its supplement) they ADD UP TO 180°

Mistake: They used 90 in the original set up. These angles do not add up to 90°.

47+x=180 subtract 47 from both sides

x = 133°

In #5, MISTAKE: the original set up, they put the two angles equal to each other. The two shown angles laying next to each other add up to 180°

115°+ (5x-10)°= 180° combine like terms

5x + 105° = 180 subtract 105 from both sides

5x = 75 divide by 5

x = 15

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