Asked by Stephen

Altitudes $\overline{XD}$ and $\overline{YE}$ of acute triangle $\triangle XYZ$ intersect at point $H$. If the altitudes intersect at a $123^\circ$ angle, and $\angle YXH = 26^\circ$, then what is $\angle HZX$ in degrees?
Answered by Steve
using the fact that the acute angles of right triangles are complementary, and that vertical angles are equal, it's pretty easy to determine that HXZ is 31°
Answered by AoPS
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Answered by InfaRed
31 it is!
Answered by @AoPS
how is he
Answered by AoPS
Yep it's 31.
Answered by AoPS helper
Y'all ur wasting like 500 dollars on a course that you need for your life to get past the SAT. The SAT has a whole massive section in the math section that is completely based off of geometry.
Answered by Someone
Ya know, just reread the transcript, take notes, and if you have half a brain cell and some time, you should be able to figure it out am i wrong
Answered by Suvi
All you guys need to chill out. Sometimes people, LIKE ME, need help on courses while their parents are busy and want to figure out the solutions and try them themselves so they can still learn. IT AINT ANY OF UR BUISNESS
Answered by idk
whats aops
Answered by Anonymous
AoPS is a math class. Art Of Problem Solving. Solving them BY YOURSELF! if you need help there is message board. and even if you do search the answer, at least understand why that answer is what it is!
Answered by CluckLord62
True, so true
Answered by jjj
aops is good
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