Question

for exercises 1 and 2 find the missing angle measure. then classify the triangle by its angles

Answer 1

A( 35 degrees right

B( 35 degrees obtuse

C( 35 degrees scalene

D( 35 degrees acute

Answer 2

@Ghostgate

Answer 3

@mathmale

Answer 4

I'd like to begin by asking you some questions: How do you identify a right triangle? an obtuse triangle? an acute triangle? Suggest you look up these terms if you're unsure.

Answer 5

acute less than 90 degrees

obtuse I believe is more than 90 degrees

and right is exactly 90 degrees

@mathmale

Answer 6

@zepdrix

Answer 7

it would be answer b obtuse 35 degree

Answer 8

because the it has an angle bigger than 90 degree

Answer 9

time for question 2

Answer 10

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Answer 11

now we're good

Answer 12

A( 25 degrees right

B( 25 degrees acute

C( 65 degrees right

D( 65 degrees acute

Answer 13

@boldjon

Answer 14

@mathmale

Answer 15

What are the instructions for this problem?

Answer 16

"for exercises 1 and 2 find the missing angle measure. then classify the triangle by its angles."

What are your thoughts so far regarding this problem? How would you go about finding the missing angle?

Answer 17

Okay, let me continue, assuming you know the equation to how to find a shape's degree measurements.

Okay, so here's your first triangle:

So... if we know a triangle has 180 degrees in total, then this means that:
105 + 40 + x = 180
Can you solve it now?

Answer 18

Alright, so you know that an acute angle is less than 90 degrees, a right angle is 90 degrees, and an obtuse triangle is more than 90 degrees. Example:
35 degrees = Acute angle (Think of how cute things usually are small.)
90 degrees = Right angle (Think of it as it is exactly 90 degrees and is "right on".)
115 degrees = Obtuse angle (Think of it as obese, however in angle terms.)

Now over to the rest of it, you need to determine what the 'x' angle is, which is: "What is the overall angle called and what is the degrees of the angle."

Do you know how to figure out that a...:
Triangle = 180 degrees
Square = 360 degrees
Pentagon = 540 degrees etc.?