Sadly, I can't see the picture you're looking at as you make that statement.
But I'm pretty sure that when you combine an exterior angle with the interior
angle adjacent to it, you'll wind up with 180°, because they form a linear line.
There actually isn't any such thing as a linear plane.
All you have to do is follow the steps shown in the pictures and you’ll get your answer,
7) • A straight line is 180 deg
• So B = 180-138 = 42 degrees
• Isosceles triangles have equal angles on the equal sides
• So G = 42 degrees
• We know a triangle has 180 degrees
• So 180 - 42 - 42 = 96 degrees for A
8) • Use similar logic to above
• TCB = 180 - 87 = 2x
• TCB = 46.5 degrees
• ACB = 180 - 65 = 2x
• ACB = 57.5 degrees
• TCB + ACB = ACT = 104 degrees
The answer to the question is B
True.
The vectors are -25 in the left direction and;
-52 in the left direction
So they lie on the same line.
