If m∠2 = 108° and m∠P = 55°, then m∠O = 17 27 43 53
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Alright now words.... angle 2 is 108....and angle 1 is supplementary to that..so they add to 180...so angle 1 will be 180 - 108 = 72 now...we are given that P = 55...so we have 2 angles of a triangle...(72 and the 55) and we know the 3 angles will add to 180...so our last angle (angle O) will be 72 + 55 = ? and then when you find out what the ? is....we do 180 - ? = angle O
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43?
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and hang on...does what I say make sense?
only kind of. im kinda in the wrong math class and have no idea what im doing
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Oh oh okay....here a good summary of this... a triangle...has interior angles that add to 180 so we know here, angle 1 + angle P + angle O = 180 We are given 1 angle inside the triangle....P = 55 we are given an angle OUTSIDE the triangle = 108 but to get the angle INSIDE we see that the 2 angles are supplementary which means they add up to 180...so angle 2 = 108 meaning angle 1 would be 180 - angle 2....which is 180 - 108 = 72 Now...we have 2 angles from inside the triangle... Angle P = 55 Angle 1 = 72 Angle O would complete the 3 angles that add up to 180...so We have so far 55 + 72 = 127...... we have 127 out of the total 180 degrees that we need....so angle O would be the difference... 180 - 127 = 53 degrees
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