I'm not sure if you have any options, but here are some of the typical features that almost every Victorian style house had:
- sanitation: after 1850s, each house had proper drainage, waste facilities, and a toilet
- hold and cold water: by the end of the 19th century, almost every house had tap water
- lighting: it was powered by gas, not candlelight anymore
- a basement with a cellar for storage
- sash windows
- pitched roof or irregular shape
- asymmetrical facade
- etc.
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Ocean currents act as conveyer belts of warm and cold water, sending heat toward the polar regions and helping tropical areas cool off, thus influencing both weather and climate. ... Land areas also absorb some sunlight, and the atmosphere helps to retain heat that would otherwise quickly radiate into space after sunset.
This is hard to kind of type out description on how I do it for me but here goes. (I’m actually 12 :P) since the angle on the opposite side of the 107* obtuse angles it would also be 107*. On the angle right below angle a it would also be 107* because of opposite angle relationship (I forgot the actual name) For angle a there is a way that I find easy to find the angle, with supplementary angle. There might be another way but this is how I do it. I subtract 180-107 because 180* is a line then I get angle a, 73*. Using that opposite angle thing the angle identical to angle a is also 73, also is the one beside the 107* degree obtuse angle. You add 73+73 (73*2) and get 146. Then subtract 180-146. Hope that was helpful good luck!