hopgirl21 hopgirl21

22-03-2015
Mathematics

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how do you solve a equation like this 73°+44°+p°180°

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olemakpadu olemakpadu

22-03-2015

I would add the equal sign after the P.

73 + 44 + p = 180
117 + p = 180
p = 180 - 117
p = 63 degrees.

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