suppose /\ABC=/\PQR.
if m

Question

suppose /\ABC=/\PQR.
if m<B=55 degrees and m<C=95,then what is m<P?
 A.
150°
 
 B.
40°
 
 C.
30°
 
 D.
75

anonymous · Answer

i tried my best with the cymbols

anonymous · Answer

@rosebud4612flvs

anonymous · Answer

Are the symbols meant to be parallel signs?

kayders1997 · Answer

How many degree are in a triangle?

anonymous · Answer

the /\ is a triangle,the = is an equel signt with a squigily line on top(idk what its called)and the <are supposed to be angle symbols @rosebud4612flvs

anonymous · Answer

except for the one with m<B=55.the = sign is normal on that one k?

anonymous · Answer

Ok, this goes back to how the angles every triangle is equal to 180 degrees. Since the two triangles equal each other, A and P would be the same. Add the two given angles together and subtract that from 180 and youll get your answer

kayders1997 · Answer

okay? Do you know how many degrees a triangle has it in though?

kayders1997 · Answer

like rosebud said a triangle has 180 degrees and we already almost have all the angles except a in the first triangle so how would you find a?

anonymous · Answer

im still confused about it tho @rosebud4612flvs

kayders1997 · Answer

draw a triangle

anonymous · Answer

wait i think i get it

anonymous · Answer

stay here tho

kayders1997 · Answer

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