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What's the measurements of angle U and angle Q. If angle X is 147.2 degrees and angle Y is 32.8 degrees. Explain your reasoning.

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sweet-ann [11.9K]3 years ago

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Angle U is the same as Angle Y, and Angle Q is the same as Angle X. Each pair lays on the same ray and are cut by a parallel line which give them the same measurement. I believe they are called congruent.

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