Answer:
<T = 83
Step-by-step explanation:
In a parallelogram <M = < P and < N = <T (opposite angles are congruent)
We also know that <M + <N = 180 ( consecutive angles are supplementary)
<M + <N = 180
6x+10 + 5x+10.5 = 180
Combine like terms
11x+20.5 = 180
Subtract 20.5 from each side
11x +20.5-20.5 = 180-20.5
11x = 159.5
Divide each side by 11
11x/11 = 159.5/11
x=14.5
We can find <N
<N = 5x+10.5
= 5(14.5)+105
=72.5 +10.5
= 83
<N = <T = 83
126° + (375n)°, for any integer n
126° + (450n)°, for any integer n
126° + (720n)°, for any integer n
Answer:
126° + (720n)°, for any integer n
Step-by-step explanation:
Coterminal Angles of an angle are the angles who share the same initial side and terminal sides.
Also, we can find the coterminal angle of an angle by adding or subtracting 360°. ( When angle is given in degree ),
For example, if Ф is an angle,
Then, its coterminal angles are,
Ф + 360 n, for an integer n,
Here, Ф = 126°,
Hence, its coterminal angles are,
126° + ( 360 n)°,
Since, n is an integer,
⇒ 2n is an integer,
So, the co-terminal angle of 126° can be written,
126° + ( 360×2n )°= 126° + ( 720n)°, for any integer n.