I'm not sure how to start. Can anyone help with a few letters? Once I get a start, I can finish
2 answers:
Just list what we know
f=b
h=g=56
d+2f=180
d=f+c
3f+c=180
a+c+f=180
d+e=180
e=2f
a+66+f=180
a+f=114
YES
a+c+f=180
a+f=114
c=66
now rewrite everything with c in it
3f+66=180
3f=114
this also means that 2f=a (f+a=114)
f=38=b
2f=a=76=e
d+2f=180
d+76=180
d=104
now h
all angles in a quadrilateral add to 360
e+d+125+h=360
76+104+125+h=360
h=55
now I
f+h+i=180
38+55+i=180
i=87
and dunno what missing angle at right (makes up far right triangle made up of 56 and i)
list:
a-76
b=38
c=66
d=104
e=76
f=38
g=56
h=55
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