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Answer 1

@Data_LG2 @EclipsedStar @pooja195

Answer 2

@Somy @texaschic101 @sleepyhead314 @sleepyjess @Unanimoose

Answer 3

@iGreen

Answer 4

I'm horrible with angles >.>

Sorry

Answer 5

@ElleCullen

Answer 6

I know @Directrix would know this.

Answer 7

alright look at the angles 73 and 50
they are in the same triangle & u are left with one angle there <SRP
so total has to be 180
thus 180 - 73 - 50 = get the ans
so it says that <SRQ = 115
<SRP is in SRQ thus subtract it from <SRQ and you will get the angle you need

Answer 8

Ohh..it equals 180 because all three of them make up the triangle?

Should've guessed that >.>

Answer 9

Im sorry I still don't get it

Answer 10

this is very hard for me

Answer 11

Hi,
Your answer would be 115. Its an easy calculation. You need the sum of all three angles and know at least two other angles.
Elle

Answer 12

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Answer 13

btw @ElleCullen 115 is not an answer choice

Answer 14

Is there anybody In OS that know how to do this?

Answer 15

@joyraheb

Answer 16

I give up im closing the question. :/

Answer 17

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Answer 18

@r_josh10 does this one make sense?

Answer 19

A little..... Thanks Tho

Answer 20

which part you dont really get? maybe i can explain it better?

Answer 21

thanks but no thanks i got it :) ill tag you if i need help

Answer 22

that's good that u got it then :)

Answer 23

I think the answer is 58...but I am not the best at geometry