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2 years ago

Please answer the questions that is attached tysm (the prize is small sorry) xx pls help asap

Mathematics

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hodyreva [135]2 years ago

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Answer:

70 degrees, 21 degrees, 37 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

For the rectangle

Angle B= 90 degrees<em> (right angle)</em>

Find Angle AED = 180-46-90=44 degrees

All angles add up to 180 so we can find x

66+44=110, therefore Angle x = 180-110=70 degrees

XYZ is equilateral therefore all angles = 60 degrees

This allows us to find angle WZX, 180-60=120

Angle X=180-120-39=21 degrees

PQR is isoceles so the base angels are equal QRP=71 degrees

180-71=109 degrees. 180-109-34=37 degrees = Angle X

Good Luck!!

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