Answer:
Angle 2=160
Angle 3=10
Step-by-step explanation:
The rhombus is made up of two isoceles triangle.
Angle 1 measures 160.
Since the triangle is a isoceles triangle, the opposite angles of the congruent sides is equal angles to each other.
So the reamaing angles in the top triangle are equal so we can use this equation
Remeber that triangle maximum degree it can hold is 180
We have two congruent triangle side they share Three sides. SSS
This means the corresponding angle of Angle 1 is Angle 2.
Angle 2=Angle 1 by CPCTC.
Angle 2=160
Angle 3 corresponds with one of the remaining congruent angles so it measures
10.
