How do I solve this: 180° − (45° + 90°)?

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Brenwell asked Jan 5, 2022

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How do I solve this: 180° − (45° + 90°)?

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Answer:

45°

Explanation:

→ First solve the values within the brackets

45° + 90° = 135°

→ Resubstitute back

180° - 135°

→ Solve

45°

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Answer:

180-(45+90)

Explanation:

180-(135)

Answer is 45

Thednp answered Jan 9, 2022

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