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Alex777 [14]
3 years ago
8

AC ∥ DF, m∠F = 40°

Mathematics
1 answer:
Firdavs [7]3 years ago
4 0
If m∠F=40° then m∠D=40°

m∠F, m∠D and m∠G have to be 180° together in order to form a triangle
So m∠G = 180° - 2×40° = 100°
One line is cutting m∠G in half and we get m∠EGF and m∠EGD
We want to know how much m∠EGF is so...
m∠EGF=100°÷2=50°

Now we have m∠F which we can name m∠EFG and we have m∠EGF
Together with m∠FEG they form a triangle so that means together they have the value of 180°
m∠FEG=180°-40°-50°=90°

And because you have parralel lines m∠FEG=m∠CBE

And m∠ABE=180°-m∠CBE=90°

That is if I understand this correctly

m∠abe = 90
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