Find the measure of the missing angles. WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST

Mathematics

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Ivahew [28]2 years ago

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D = 90
This is because any line is equal to 180 degrees, we see that d is situated on a line that continues into another angle, the other angle is 90 degrees, so we minus 90 from 180, to get 90.

E = 99
E is situated on a line with the other angle F, F = 81 (see below) so we minus 81 from 180

F = 81
F is situated on a line, we minus it from the other angle situated on the same line, so we minus 99 from 180to get 81

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