Question

How do i find the angle measurements of a triangle when im given two angles, that are both equations??
( ill draw it)

Answer 1

The sum of all angles in a triangle should add up to 180 degrees.

Answer 2

or pythagoream theroem

Answer 3

im not sure if i can do that with this ....

Answer 4

is there any more info?

Answer 5

example: is it isosceles?

Answer 6

I think there should be more info cause there can be infinite solutions for this problem.

Answer 7

the full question says, suppose that (triangle) CAB is isosceles with (line over) CB
suppose that m<A= (2x+24) etc what i put in the graph

Answer 8

They should give you the measure of angle C.

Answer 9

and i have to find the measurements for all i think

Answer 10

their isnt

Answer 11

there*

Answer 12

which sides are equal? the angles opposite those sides are also equal.

Answer 13

got picture?

Answer 14

shamelessly take from "got milk" ads =)

Answer 15

one sec ill attach it

Answer 16

1

Answer 17

label the 3rd angle y

from the diagram you see sides PQ= OQ
so angle 2x+24= y

also
all 3 angles add up to 180
2x+24+y + 3x+55= 180

Answer 18

replace y with 2x+24 in the 2nd equation and simplify
solve for x

then find the 3 angles

can you do that ?