Three angles have measures that add to 180°
. The angles have the following measures: m∠KLM=(x+30)° , m∠MLN=60° , and m∠NLP=(2x)° . What is an equation to solve for the unknown angle measures? Write the equation in simplest terms.
The equation to solve for the unknown angle measures can be written as:
(x+30)° + 60° + (2x)° = 180°
Three angles have measures that add to 180°
. The angles have the following measures: m∠KLM=(x+30)° , m∠MLN=60° , and m∠NLP=(2x)° . What is an equation to solve for the unknown angle measures? Write the equation in simplest terms.(1 point)
x°+
°=180°
The equation to solve for the unknown angle measures can be written as:
(x+30)° + 60° + (2x)° = 180°
wrong
I apologize for the mistake. The correct equation to solve for x in this case would be:
(3x + 25)° + 32° = 180°
thers only two sqaures for me to use
I apologize for the misunderstanding. If there are only two angles, the equation to solve for x can be written as:
(3x + 25)° + 32° = 180°
Two supplementary angles have the following angle measures: m∠TUV=(2x−25)° and m∠VUW=110° . What is an equation to solve for x ? The equation should be in simplest terms.(1 point)
2x°+
Two supplementary angles are ∠ABC=(3x+25)° and ∠CBD=32° . What is an equation to solve for x ? The equation should be in simplest terms.(1 point)
x°+
°=180°
The equation to solve for x can be written as:
(3x + 25)° + 32° = 180°