Answer:
Theorem 10.5: If two parallel lines are cut by a transversal, then the exterior angles on the same side of the transversal are supplementary angles.
Answer:
Angle DCA = Angle CAB. (Alternate Interior Angle)
Angle DCA = 68°
Angles(DCA + ACB + BCE) = 180°. (Linear Pair)
Angle ACB + 68° + 33° = 180°
Angle ACB = 79°
Therefore,
Angle ABC = 33°. (Alternate Interior Angle)
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Step-by-step explanation:
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IN Δ MLN:
∠M = 18.3 , ∠L = 98.6 AND ∠N = 180 - (∠M + ∠L) = 180 - (18.3 + 98.6 ) = 63.1
IN Δ FGH:
∠F = 98.6 , ∠G = 61.1 AND ∠H = 180 - (∠F + ∠G ) = 180 - (98.6 + 61.1 ) = 20.3
∴ ONLY ∠N = ∠F = 98.6
There is no other <span>congruent </span>angles
So, The correct statement is :
Inaccurate. The triangles are not similar because angle M is not congruent to angle H, and angle N is not congruent to angle G.
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You said d = r t
Divide each side by ' t ' : d / t = r