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Are these two answers correct?

(angle sums triangles)

Are these two answers correct? (angle sums triangles)-example-1
User Henry Cho
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Answer:

  1. x = 22°
  2. x = 83°

Explanation:

1.

The sum of all the interior angles of a triangle is equal to 180°. So, 90°+29°+(39°+x) = 180°.

2.

For the triangle on the right, the measure of 1 angle is not given. To find that out, make use of the angle in 112°: 180°-112° = 68°.

Then, we are able to find x by angle sum of triangles.

68°+29°+x = 180°.

User Kurt Stutsman
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Answer:

the answer for the first is 22°

the answer for the second is 83°