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alexandr402 [8]
2 years ago
6

In construction, the precision used to build a structure directly influences the strength of the structure. In the Rocky Mountai

ns, many houses’ roofs are built using trusses, which are strong enough to support the heavy load from snow, but light enough to build in a stockyard and transport to the construction site. Chris works in the stockyard. He has been told he needs to build a series of trusses for a new house using the pattern below. He has also been told the pattern may be inaccurate—so he needs to check and make sure Describe the angles you would need to know to verify that BC¯, DE¯, and FG¯ are all parallel to each other, and CD¯, EF¯, and GH¯ are also parallel.
What could be an appropriate measure for ∠CDE? Be prepared to explain your choice for that angle. Use that measure to find all other angles involved.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Cloud [144]2 years ago
3 0

An appropriate measure for ∠CDE would be

∠CDE = ∠ADE - ∠ADC

<h3>How to check for the appropriate measure of CDE.</h3>

we have the following angles as parallel BC¯, DE¯, and FG¯ also  CD¯, EF¯, and GH¯.

The angles that we have to check in order to measure would be

∠ABC, ∠AEG, ∠ADC, ∠AHG, ∠ADE, ∠AFE, ∠AHG.

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