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Answer:

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Explanation:

1st Problem:

Because the figure is a triangle, it's interior angles will add up to 180 always. Since it's a right triangle, we know one of the angles is 90, but we'll need to set up an equation to solve for x.

90+(2x-2)+(x+5)=180

2x-2+x+5=90

3x+3=90

3x=87

x=29

Therefore, B) 29, is the correct answer

2nd Problem:

Given side lengths of a, b, and c, if a+b<c, then it's a triangle. Since 8+8 is not less than 16, the sides do not make a triangle. The hypotenuse, c, must always be the longest length.

Therefore, A) Not a triangle, is the correct answer

3rd Problem:

To find angle x, we need the last interior angle of the triangle. Since the interior angles of a triangle add up to 180, we once again set up an equation to find the missing interior angle:

21+34+y=180

55+y=180

y=125

Since the missing interior angle is 125 degrees, it is supplementary to angle x, where supplementary angles add up to 180 degrees as well. So we would subtract 125 from 180 to get x. 180-125=55, so angle x is 55 degrees. Therefore, C) 55, is the correct answer.

4th Problem:

Again, use the Interior Angle Theorem to get x:

58+47+x=180

105+x=180

x=75

Therefore, A) 75, is the correct answer

5th Problem:

3,4,5 is a Pythagorean Triple, so it is a right triangle as 3^2+4^2=5^2. It is also scalene because none of the sides are equal to each other.

Therefore, B) Yes, scalene, is the correct answer

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75 would be the answer because the inside of a triangle always equals 180° so if you add the two numbers that you already have and then subtract that by 180 then you’ll get your answer
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