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3 years ago

Measure angles QUR

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1 answer:

Andreyy893 years ago

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∠QUR=139°
Because ∠QUR+∠SUR=180°(they are adjacent)
That could be even the anser on the first question. They are adjacent because SQ - is a line and UR - is the same ray.
A pair of a cute vertical angle:
∠TUP and ∠RUN vecause TN and RP are lines.
Name a pair of supplementary angles:
∠SUR and ∠RUN because ∠SUN = 90°

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