If m<S=60°,m<SRT=53°,and m<TWU=35°,What is m<WVQ?

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If m<S=60°,m<SRT=53°,and m<TWU=35°,What is m<WVQ?

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M<V=88

I did 180-35-53=92.
The 180-92=88

I solved for <V in triangle RWV to find 92

Petagaye answered Jul 27, 2019

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