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Finding Missing Angles in a Polygon
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Answer:
Explanation:
Statement:
In a
quadrilateral
(four sided polygon), the
interior angles
add up to
360 degrees
.
The angles with a
small square
on it represents
90 degrees
.
Solution:
So,
90 + 90 + 50 + x = 360
230 + x = 360
Subtract
230 from both sides
x = 360 - 230
x = 130°
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