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What is the sum of a °+c °?

What is the sum of a °+c °?-example-1

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Let’s form an equation:

a°+c°+60°=360°

We know this because the sum of all three angles form a circle, which has a measure of 360.°

Now, let’s solve for a°+c°

Subtract 60° from both sides.

a°+c°=360-60

a°+c°=300

We subtracted 60 from 360° because we want to take a “piece” of the angle away to find out the sum of a°+c.° It’s like taking away a sector (section of the area) away from a circle.
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Answer:

300 degrees.

Explanation:

a = 180 degrees

c = 180 - 60 = 120 degrees

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