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I hate these questions. Why do they insist on turning geometry into algebra this way?
Let's call the unlabled interior triangle angle C. The sum of the three angles in the triangle are 180 degrees.
x + x+14 + C = 180
The 136 degree angle is a linear pair with C, so supplementary,
136 + C = 180
So we see
x + x + 14 = 136
2x = 122
x = 61
Answer: 61 degrees
Answer:
[tex]61°[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
The exterior angle of 136° and the interior blank angle sums up to 180°, according to the Linear Pair Theorem:
44° = −136° + 180°
Then you use the Triangular Interior Angles Theorem:
180° = [x + 14]° + x° + 44°
180° = 58° + [2x]°
- 58° - 58°
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[tex]\frac{122°}{2°} = \frac{[2x°]}{2°} \\ \\ 61° = x[/tex]
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