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Find the m angle 3
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where's the angle?
Can you send the picture
Here it is
Any ideas? Heres a hint, whats the angle of angle 3 + 53 degrees? or the angle of a straight line.
56?
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53+3 is 6 ... I'm so confused by what you said lol
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Can you h;p this kid out, i dont get his question
and how come you don't have an @calculusxy
Oh now it works
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There are various ways to solve for x in here but I like to approach questions like this with the concept of supplementary angles.
Supplementary angles equal to 180 degrees. For example: |dw:1474144684735:dw|
Keep explaining please
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You can now create an equation to solve for the measure of angle 3: \(\bf m\angle 3 + 53^{\circ} = 180^{\circ}\)
So the answer is D, 127 degrees
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