Geometry Name AII rig hL reser ved. Kuta Sofiware LLC. 2019 Assignment Date O29/ Find the measure of each angle indicated. 1) 15 145 35 35° 2) 80 50° 40° 65
Geometry Name AII rig hL reser ved. Kuta Sofiware LLC. 2019 Assignment Date O29/ Find the measure of each angle indicated. 1) 15 145 35 35° 2) 80 50° 40° 65
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
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![**Geometry Assignment**
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**Assignment**
**Name: [Blank Line]**
**ID: 1**
**Date: 06/29/21**
**Period: 1**
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### Find the measure of each angle indicated.
1)
- Given angles: 115°, 35°
- Missing angle: \[ (180° - (115° + 35°)) = 30° \]
2)
- Given angles: 50°, 40°
- Missing angle: ?
### Solve for x.
3)
- Triangle with angles: 66°, 40°
- Expression for the third angle: \(5x + 19\)
4)
- Triangle with given angle: 70°
- Expression for the second angle: \(x + 26\)
5)
- Triangle with angles: 61°, 70°
- Expression for the third angle: \(6 + 4x\)
6)
- Triangle with given angles: 75°, 70°
- Expression for the third angle: \(x + 46\)
7)
- Right triangle with given angle: 40°
- Expression for the second angle: \(56 + x\)
8)
- Triangle with angles: 70°, 35°
- Expression for the third angle: \(26x - 3\)
9)
- Triangle with angles: 70°, 19x
- Expression for the third angle: 53°
10)
- Triangle with given angles: 56°, 75°
- Expression for the third angle: \(6x + 1\)
11)
- Triangle with given angle: 53°
- Expression for the second angle: \(12x - 5\)
- The third angle: 48°
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**Explanation of Diagrams:**
1) The diagram shows a triangle with one angle labeled as 115° and another as 35°. The third angle is calculated to be 30°.
The remaining questions feature triangles with given angles and algebraic expressions representing the unknown angles. The task is to solve for x using the information provided, adhering to the principle that the sum of the interior angles in any triangle is always 180°.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F1cbd4c61-6b62-4b62-9304-d8b487a22b73%2F6b1661c5-7cbe-4e79-80f2-1908b6be6dee%2F0nds155_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:**Geometry Assignment**
© 2019 Kuta Software LLC. All rights reserved.
---
**Assignment**
**Name: [Blank Line]**
**ID: 1**
**Date: 06/29/21**
**Period: 1**
---
### Find the measure of each angle indicated.
1)
- Given angles: 115°, 35°
- Missing angle: \[ (180° - (115° + 35°)) = 30° \]
2)
- Given angles: 50°, 40°
- Missing angle: ?
### Solve for x.
3)
- Triangle with angles: 66°, 40°
- Expression for the third angle: \(5x + 19\)
4)
- Triangle with given angle: 70°
- Expression for the second angle: \(x + 26\)
5)
- Triangle with angles: 61°, 70°
- Expression for the third angle: \(6 + 4x\)
6)
- Triangle with given angles: 75°, 70°
- Expression for the third angle: \(x + 46\)
7)
- Right triangle with given angle: 40°
- Expression for the second angle: \(56 + x\)
8)
- Triangle with angles: 70°, 35°
- Expression for the third angle: \(26x - 3\)
9)
- Triangle with angles: 70°, 19x
- Expression for the third angle: 53°
10)
- Triangle with given angles: 56°, 75°
- Expression for the third angle: \(6x + 1\)
11)
- Triangle with given angle: 53°
- Expression for the second angle: \(12x - 5\)
- The third angle: 48°
---
**Explanation of Diagrams:**
1) The diagram shows a triangle with one angle labeled as 115° and another as 35°. The third angle is calculated to be 30°.
The remaining questions feature triangles with given angles and algebraic expressions representing the unknown angles. The task is to solve for x using the information provided, adhering to the principle that the sum of the interior angles in any triangle is always 180°.
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