I believe you only need to know one angle.
For example, if you know angle 1, you can calculate angle 3. Angle 2 = angle 3 and angle 4 = angle 1.
Also, Angle 5= angle 1 and so on...
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Answer:
d = 
Step-by-step explanation:
The distance formula is d = 
Plug in the points.
d = 
Solve
d = 
Simplify by separating 18 into 9x2
d = 
Take the square root of 9 to finish simplifying
d = 
Answer:
2 x values
x = 5.85410196
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x = −
0.85410196
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer/Step-by-step explanation:
Question 1:
Interior angles of quadrilateral ABCD are given as: m<ABC = 4x, m<BCD = 3x, m<CDA = 2x, m<DAB = 3x.
Since sum of the interior angles = (n - 2)180, therefore:

n = 4, i.e. number of sides/interior angles.
Equation for finding x would be:



(dividing each side by 12)

Find the measures of the 4 interior angles by substituting the value of x = 30:
m<ABC = 4x
m<ABC = 4*30 = 120°
m<BCD = 3x
m<BCD = 3*30 = 90°
m<CDA = 2x
m<CDA = 2*30 = 60°
m<DAB = 3x
m<DAB = 3*30 = 90°
Question 2:
<CDA and <ADE are supplementary (angles on a straight line).
The sum of m<CDA and m<ADE equal 180°. To find m<ADE, subtract m<CDA from 180°.
m<ADE = 180° - m<CDA
m<ADE = 180° - 60° = 120°