CGP Year Five Mental Maths Summer Term Daily Practice Book cover featuring a pie chart and a frog.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are given a right angle (that’s 90°) split into three parts:

- One part is labeled X
- Another part is 29°
- The last part is 34°

Also, there’s a frog holding a sign that says 27° — but looking at the diagram, that 27° is probably just an example or decoration. It doesn’t seem to be part of the angles we need to add up. So we’ll ignore it for now and focus on the actual pie-chart-like angle diagram.

The whole big angle is a right angle → that means it adds up to 90°.

So:

> X + 29° + 34° = 90°

Now let’s add 29 and 34 first:

29 + 34 = 63

So:

> X + 63° = 90°

To find X, subtract 63 from 90:

90 - 63 = 27

So X = 27°

Wait — that matches the frog’s sign! Maybe the frog was giving us a hint after all 😊

Final Answer:
27