Answer: (a) = 110 degrees, (b) = 8
If I understand the picture correctly, (a) wants you to find the angle K. It first shows us that both J to K, and L to K are equal in length of 11, thus there is no deviation in angle 35 degrees with L (so they both equal each other). Therefore, the angle K will equal 180 degrees subtracted by the sum of J and L, which is 110 degrees.
For (b), it appears that all the angles have the same singular mark at the edges, so all sides will equal 8.
I hope this helped!
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
<em>angle Y is 29 degrees</em>
<em>angle X is 120 degrees</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Well, if the triangle is an equilateral, then all the angles are equal to
60 degrees
that means the the angle at the top point is 60+31 = 91 degrees
the right point is 60 degrees
every triangle has 180 degrees total
180 - (91+60) = 29 degrees
NOW FORGET ABOUT THE EQUILATERAL FOR A BIT
180 = 31+x+29
simplify
180 = 60+x
subtract 60 from both sides
120 = x
Answers:
Angle T = 79 degrees
Angle V = 14 degrees
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Work Shown:
T + V = 93
(2x+85) + (5x+29) = 93
7x+114 = 93
7x = 93-114
7x = -21
x = -21/7
x = -3
This x value is used to find each angle mentioned.
- Angle T = 2x+85 = 2(-3)+85 = -6+85 = 79 degrees
- Angle V = 5x+29 = 5(-3)+29 = -15+29 = 14 degrees
As a check, T+V = 79+14 = 93 which confirms our answers.
