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Over [174]1 year ago

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5a. a° = 128°

5b. b° = 1.3°

5c. c° = 341°

<h3>How to determine the unknown sides</h3>

a° = 128°

This is because parallel angles are equal and angles a° and 128° are parallel to each other

Angles (4b-10)° and (2b - 2)° are equal.

This is because alternate angles are equal and they are alternate to each other

To find b , equate both angles

4b - 10 = 2b - 2

collect like terms

4b + 2b = -2 + 10

6b = 8

Make 'b' subject of formula

b = 8/6

b = 1.3°

5c.

c° is at angle at a point.

19° is alternate to the other part of the point

We have, c° + 19° = 360° (angle at a point)

c° + 19° = 360°

Make 'c' subject of formula

c° = 360° - 19°

c° = 341°

Thus, the unknown angles are given as a = 128°, b = 1.3°, c = 341°

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