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3 years ago

Find all missing angles.

Mathematics

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ehidna [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

m<1 = 51

m<2 = 34

m<3 = 95

m<4 = 38

m<5 = 47

m<6 = 74

m<7 = 59

Step-by-step explanation: because to get angle 1 you take 180 (because its is a straight line) and subtract the angle 129 giving you m<1 witch is 51. the second one is 180 - (m<1 + 95) =m<2 witch is 34 so m<2 = 34. third is the angle 95 because the lines that intersect give equal opposite angles so m<3 = 95. Four is 180 - (m<3 + 47) =m<4 witch is 38. fifth is opposite angle so it is 47. sixth is m<5 +m<6 + m<7 = 180 so m<5 is 47 and we can find m>7 by subtracting from 180 the angle 121 giving us m<7 = 59 so we will add m<5 and m<7 and subtract from 180 giving us m<6 witch is 74.

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