A ABC contains two angles that measure 93 and 37 degrees each. A DEF also

contains two angles that measure 93 and 37 degrees. The measure of the

third angles of both triangles must be degrees.

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Kenya Allen

Mathematics

20 May, 05:54

A ABC contains two angles that measure 93 and 37 degrees each. A DEF also

contains two angles that measure 93 and 37 degrees. The measure of the

third angles of both triangles must be degrees.

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Haleigh Chase · Answer 1

Both unknown angles must be 50 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

The sum of the angles of a triangle add to 180 degrees

93+37+x = 180

Combine like terms

130 + x = 180

Subtract 130 from each side

130+x-130 = 180-130

x = 50

Both unknown angles must be 50 degrees

A ABC contains two angles that measure 93 and 37 degrees each. A DEF alsocontains two angles that measure 93 and 37 degrees. The measure of thethird angles of both triangles must be degrees.

A ABC contains two angles that measure 93 and 37 degrees each. A DEF also

contains two angles that measure 93 and 37 degrees. The measure of the

third angles of both triangles must be degrees.