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2. Congruent Polygons
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Exercise 7 Page 599

What is the sum of a triangles three angles?

m∠ Z = 23^(∘).

Practice makes perfect
According to the Triangle Sum Theorem, the sum of the measures of the interior angles of a triangle is 180^(∘). From the previous exercises, we know that two of the angles in △ XYZ are 33^(∘) and 124^(∘). Using the theorem, we can write the following equation. 33^(∘)+124^(∘)+m∠ Z=180^(∘)Let's solve this equation.
33^(∘)+124^(∘)+m∠ Z=180^(∘)
157^(∘)+m∠ Z=180^(∘)
m∠ Z=23^(∘)
Now we can copy and complete the statement: m∠ Z = 23^(∘).