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    • angeliccanary
      angeliccanary M0★ M1★ M2 M3★ M5★ M6 last edited by

      I was just thinking of how the professor was talking about the angle 180 and 360 and thought of another proof which I think may work. Can someone verify it? 20210124_154927.png

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      • The Blade Dancer
        The Blade Dancer M0★ M1★ M2★ M3★ M4 M5 last edited by

        whoa....

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        • audrey
          audrey MOD @angeliccanary last edited by

          @angeliccanary That would definitely work! You found that the three angles, 180-a, 180-b, and 180-y must add to 360 degrees because they form a "full rotation." Actually, some people go the opposite way: they start with the fact that the angles in a triangle add to 180 degrees, and use that to actually prove that the exterior angles must add to 360 degrees... can you see how?

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          • Legendaryboy991
            Legendaryboy991 M0 last edited by

            No offence but can you make the pic less messy so I can read it? I don't have good eyesight.

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