Goofy Math

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[@lauraramsey1415]

Draw a third line parallell to g and h passing through the angle. Third line makes 35 with the downward slanting line, and 72 with the upward sloped line. You add them and get 107 degrees.

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Creative :)

[@reginaldowireduyeboah8543]

How is this impossible??? This is one of the easiest questions ive ever seen

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[@HayatMalik1424]

I know that education system can differ in many countries but! Is this math equation usually in high school?

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It is a typical question that one can see on the SAT, a popular American higher education entrance exam! The math content taught within classrooms varies a ton due to the different levels of students. This geometry problem is based on concepts taught in 9th/10th grade!

[@littlet8152]

uhh i got √(-73/6-4*pi/99) radians

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Close bro

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