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tamaranim1 [39]
3 years ago
15

Find the measures of EAF DAE and CAD

Mathematics
1 answer:
sdas [7]3 years ago
7 0
You have to build an equation to find the answer,

angles in a straight line add upto 180° 
so your equation would be,

12x+30°=180°
      -30    -30
=12x=150°
   ÷12  ÷12
=x=12.5°

now find the measures of the angles by using 12.5 as x.

angle EAF= 2x
                 =2×12.5
                 =25° degrees

angle DAE= 4x
                 =4×12.5
                 =50°degrees

angle CAD=6x
                 =6×12.5
                 =75°degrees

check,
30+25+50+75=180°degrees

hope this helps.......
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