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Angles in a Triangle

Angles in a Triangle-example-1

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Answer:

115

Explanation:

X has to be supplementary to that adjacent angle, so first the angle next to the 115 has to be defined. 180-115 (as the must be supplementary) is 65. 65+ 50= 115, which should be x. The 2 opposite angles will equal the opposite outside angle. Hope this helps!

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Answer:

x = 115°

Explanation:

The interior angle adjacent to the 115° angle measures:

180° - 115° = 65°

x is an exterior angle, so x = 65° + 50°

x = 115°

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