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1 year ago

Please do all of number 2 please help (find the angle measurements that are not given

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bagirrra123 [75]1 year ago

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The measures of the missing angles are as follows:

a. 145°

b. 43°

c. 36°, 36° and 144°

<h3>How to find angles when lines intersect?</h3>

When two lines intersect, angle relationship can be formed. The angles can be adjacent angles, vertical angles and many more.

Therefore,

a. 180 - 35 = 145 degrees( angle on a straight line)

b. 180- 47 - 90 = 43 degrees(angles on a straight line)

c. 144 degrees (vertical angles), 36 degrees and 36 degrees(angles on a point is 36 degrees)

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