3 years ago

AVB has a measure of 70° and VM is it’s angle bisect or what is the measure of AVM

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1 answer:

almond37 [142]3 years ago

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The correct question is,

If angle AVB has a measure of 70 degrees and line VM is its angle bisector,

Do we have to determine what is the measure of angle AVM

We know that,

<h3>What is angle bisect?</h3>

The angle bisector divides into two equal parts.

So, The measure of angle AVM is,

70/2 = 35 degrees.

The answer is 35°.

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