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If the two triangles are congruent, you can just look at both triangles and see what is missing from each. They are all the same! :D

z = 10 yd

v = 7.9 yd

y = 38°

u = 6.2 yd

x = 90°

And to find w...

You know that the sum of all angles in every triangle is 180°. We know that two angles are 38° and 90°. Add them and subtract it from 180° to find the remaining angle.

90 + 38 = 128

180 - 128 = 52

So w = 52°

Hope this helps! :D

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User Boris Schegolev
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If the two triangles are congruent, you can just look at both triangles and see what is missing from each. They are all the same! :D

z = 10 yd
v = 7.9 yd
y = 38°
u = 6.2 yd
x = 90°

And to find w...
You know that the sum of all angles in every triangle is 180°. We know that two angles are 38° and 90°. Add them and subtract it from 180° to find the remaining angle.

90 + 38 = 128
180 - 128 = 52

So w = 52°

Hope this helps! :D
User Bill Ticehurst
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