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Find the missing angle in a triangle with the given sides.

Find the missing angle in a triangle with the given sides.-example-1
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Answer:

Explanation:

Given angles

  • <x=89°
  • <y=90°

We know that in a triangle

  • Sum of angles=180°


\rm \mapsto \angle x + \angle y + \angle z = 180 \\ \rm \mapsto89 + 90 + \angle z = 180 \\ \rm \mapsto179 + \angle z = 180 \\ \rm \mapsto\angle z = 180 - 179 = 1

User M A SIDDIQUI
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Answer:


\angleZ = 1°

Explanation:

Since the shape is a triangle it means that all it's interior angles sum to 180°

To find the missing angle sum up the known angles and subtract them from 180°

That's


\angleX +
\angleY +
\angle Z = 180°

89° + 90° +
\angleZ = 180°


\angleZ = 180 - 179°

We have the final answer as


\angleZ = 1°

Hope this helps you

User Aaron Wang
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