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Angles in a Triangle

Angles in a Triangle-example-1

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Explanation:

Z:

the angle b/n z and 65 is 90 b/c its a square and they are found on a straight line (180)

- 65 + 90 + z = 180

-155 + z = 180

-z= 180 - 155= 25

x:

-x + 90 = 180

- x= 180 - 90 = 90

y:

in this case now we have an inner triangle which has only one missing angle so as we know for any triangle ABC; <A + <B + <C = 180 so

- y + x + 65=180

-y+ 90 + 65= 180

-y=180 - 155

- y = 25

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