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Angle M and angle R are supplementary. The measure of angle R is 5 times the measure of angle M. What is the measure of angle R in degrees?
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Angle M and angle R are supplementary. The measure of angle R is 5 times the measure of angle M. What is the measure of angle R in degrees?
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Angle M and angle R are supplementary.
The measure of angle R is 5 times the
measure of angle M. What is the measure
of angle R in degrees?
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Answer:
R = 150°
Explanation:
M =
x
R =
x
*
5
=
5
x
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