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Find the value of x super easy 7th grade math

Find the value of x super easy 7th grade math-example-1
User R Syed
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Answer:

x = 50 degrees

Explanation:

all the angles of a triangle add up to 180

a right angle is ninety degrees

90 + the 40 degrees on the top is 130 degrees

180 - 130 is 50

x = 50

User Sabeer
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Answer:

  • 50°


\:

Explanation:

Before finding the value of x, we must know this first.


\\ \longrightarrow \qquad { \underline{ \boxed{ \pmb{ \frak{Sum \: of \: all \: \: angles_((Triangle)) = 180 {}^( \circ) }}}}} \: \: \bigstar \\ \\

This is a right angled triangle so,


\\ \longrightarrow \qquad { { { \pmb{ \sf{ \angle \: 1 +\angle \: 2 + \angle \: 3= {180}^( \circ) }}}}} \\ \\


\longrightarrow \qquad { { { \pmb{ \sf{ x^( \circ) + {90}^( \circ) + {40}^( \circ) = {180}^( \circ) }}}}} \\ \\

Adding like terms we get :


\\ \longrightarrow \qquad { { { \pmb{ \sf{ x^( \circ) + {130}^( \circ) = {180}^( \circ) }}}}} \\ \\

Subtracting 130° from both sides :


\\ \longrightarrow \qquad { { { \pmb{ \sf{ x^( \circ) + {130}^( \circ) - {130}^( \circ) = {180}^( \circ)- {130}^( \circ)}}}}} \\ \\


\longrightarrow \qquad { \underline { \boxed{ \pmb{ \frak{ x^( \circ) = {50}^( \circ)}}}}} \: \: \bigstar\\ \\

Therefore,

  • The value of x° is 50°

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