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1 year ago

In the figure below, ∠t= 133° . Find the measures of all remaining angle.

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barxatty [35]1 year ago

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t is vertical to s because they share a point and are directly across from each other. vertical angles are congruent. therefore s=113 degrees

t and p are corresponding angles, which means they are congruent. this means p is also 113 degrees.

s and o are corresponding angles, so o is also 113 degrees.

t and u are supplementary. they share a straight line, so they add up to 180. you can find u by subtracting 113 from 180. 180-113= 67, so u is 67 degrees.

u and r are vertical angles, so r is 67 degrees.

r and m are corresponding, as well as u and q. therefore m and q both equal 67 degrees.

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