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Solve for the value of s. (s+1)° (2S-1)°

Solve for the value of s. (s+1)° (2S-1)°
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Solve for the value of s.
(s+1)°
(2S-1)°

Solve for the value of s. (s+1)° (2S-1)°-example-1
User BHuelse
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Answer:

s = 30

Explanation:

The three angles lie on a line.

The sum of angles on a line are supplementary, meaning they add up to 180 degrees.

  • s + 1 + 90 + 2s - 1 = 180
  • 3s = 90
  • s = 30
User Josh Wright
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Answer

90*

Explanation:

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