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Given: Triangle PQR with m∠P=(5x)° , m∠Q=(5x)° , and m∠R=(8x)° .
Prove: x = 10

By the triangle sum theorem, the sum of the angles in a triangle is 180°. Therefore, using the given and triangle sum theorem, . 1)__________ Using the substitution property, (5x)°+(5x)°+(8x)°=180° . Simplifying the equation gets 18x = 180. Finally, using the division property of equality, 2)___________

m<P+m<Q+m<R=90 degrees  


m<P+m<Q+m<R=180 degrees
m<P+m<Q+m<R=360 degrees

x=5 x=10 x=18
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Answer:

Just took the test. My answer is in the screenshot below :-)

Drag an answer to each box to complete this paragraph proof. Given: Triangle PQR with-example-1
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Given: Triangle PQR with m∠P=(5x)° , m∠Q=(5x)° , and m∠R=(8x)° .

Prove: x = 10

Solution:

By the triangle sum theorem, the sum of the angles in a triangle is 180°. Therefore, using the given and triangle sum theorem,

1.
m \angle P + m \angle Q + m\angle R = 180^\circ

Using the substitution property, (5x)°+(5x)°+(8x)°=180° . Simplifying the equation gets 18x = 180. Finally, using the division property of equality,

x =
(180)/(18)

x =
10^\circ

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