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DB =4.3cm BC=6.7cm How do I find x° ?​
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DB =4.3cm BC=6.7cm
How do I find x° ?​

DB =4.3cm BC=6.7cm How do I find x° ?​-example-1
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Your answer is 40
x=40

Since angle DCB is 40, this means that angle ACD is 50 because DCB+ACD=90.
Now we just need to subtract 90 and 50 from 180 and the third angle (x) is 40
Hope this helps!
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