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OpenStudy (mathhero):
OpenStudy (mathhero):
@mathmate @mathstudent55 @jigglypuff314
OpenStudy (mathhero):
can anyone help i have been stuck in this for an hour
OpenStudy (mathmate):
Hint:
use the following tools:
vertically opposite angles are equal.
the sum of angles of a triangle equals 180 degrees.
You'd be good to go.
OpenStudy (mathhero):
wouldnt the triangle on the right side be 39
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OpenStudy (mathhero):
one of the sides
OpenStudy (mathhero):
i am confused
jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):
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OpenStudy (mathhero):
yes
OpenStudy (mathhero):
so those angles both equal 39?
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OpenStudy (mathhero):
which means x=51?
OpenStudy (mathhero):
i mean x=52?
jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):
let being these angles y_1 and y_2
so than you can writing using what you know sure and what wrote above @mathmate that the sume of angles of a triangle is equal 180 degree
so in case of the right part triangle you can writing
x+y_1 +89 =180
and for triangle from the left part you can writing
51 +90 +y_2 =180 bc. this angle from this corner signid that is right angle - yes ?
OpenStudy (mathhero):
so x= 52 right
jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):
idk
from this second equation you calculi the y_2 and bc. this is equal y_1 so using this knowladge you can calculi easy the value of x
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OpenStudy (mathhero):
so what would x be then if it isnt 52
jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):
so y_2 = 39 what mean that y_1 =39 too
OpenStudy (mathhero):
yes both equal 39
OpenStudy (mathhero):
so it would make x 52
jhonyy9 (jhonyy9):
so 39+89+x=180
x = 180-128
x= 52
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