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    This document discusses adding angles and provides rules for writing equations to solve for unknown angles. It states that the sum of the interior angles equals the exterior angle. It also notes that algebraic rules are followed when writing equations for angles, such as writing an equation and solving for the unknown variable to answer the question asked.

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    How to use the angle addition postulate to solve for x or an angle. Foldable!

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    This document discusses adding angles and provides rules for writing equations to solve for unknown angles. It states that the sum of the interior angles equals the exterior angle. It also notes that algebraic rules are followed when writing equations for angles, such as writing an equation and solving for the unknown variable to answer the question asked.

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    Angle Addition Postulate Foldable

    Uploaded by

    Amy Schill
    This document discusses adding angles and provides rules for writing equations to solve for unknown angles. It states that the sum of the interior angles equals the exterior angle. It also notes that algebraic rules are followed when writing equations for angles, such as writing an equation and solving for the unknown variable to answer the question asked.

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    w # i s t h

    Addition

    U s i n g

    a l g e b r a

    Angle

    the inside angles always add up to the larger outside angle You ALWAYS write an equation

    30 x 2x + 1 5x - 1

    25 z 2x + 10

    you follow the same rules as with #s write an equation and then solve for x Make sure you answer the question asked!

    Inside Angle + Inside Angle = Outside Angle

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