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Svet_ta [14]
3 years ago
14

I need help with these

Mathematics
1 answer:
3241004551 [841]3 years ago
4 0

1. a= 60 (vertically opposite angles)

b= 360-(60+60)=240/2= 120 (angles at a point)

c= 120 (vertically opposite angles with b)

2. c= 90-40= 50 (vertically opposite angles)

b=a=360-90-90=180/2=90 (angles at a point)

3. a= 180-52-51= 77 (angles on a straight line)

b=52 (angles at a point)

d=51 (angles at a point)

c=77 (angles at a point)

4. a= 60 (vertically opposite angles)

b= 360-(60+60)=240/2= 120 (angles at a point)

c= 120 (vertically opposite angles with b)

e=65

d=f= 360-65-65=230/2=115

h=55

i=g=360-55-55=250/2=125

5. b=163

a=90

e=70

d=360-70-70=220/2=110

c=360-163-163=34/2=17

Hope this helps!

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