2 years ago

19. Which point in the figure shown is the vertex of an angle?

1 answer:

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Luckily this is a question that can be answered without the figure, seeing as there isn't one posted..

The vertext of an angle is always the point that the lines connect to. It is the common point of two line segments. For example, look here:

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