The measure of angle 1 is 210 degrees.
You'll have to draw an auxiliary line in between the two parallel lines.
Then, you'll have to find out the angle measures next to 100 and next to 50. Since a line is 180°, then the angle measures next to 100 and 50 are 80 and 130 respectively.
Then, since you have an auxiliary line, you can use the rule of alternate interior angles of parallel lines being equal.
Then from there just add up 80 and 130 to get you 210.
Answer:
I believe it is 2(x-5)²−1
Step-by-step explanation:
The parentheses represent the horizontal shift. (X-__) is a shift to the right. (X+__) is a shift to the left. The last number of the function is the vertical shift. A negative number is shifting down and a post number is shifting up.
So, if the graph shifts up three units, then you add 3 + -4 to get -1. And if the graph shifts right 2 units, then you subtract 2 from -3 to get -5.
Answer:
-5/4x +6 < 12
Step-by-step explanation:
So essentially an adjacent angle is when two angles have a common side and a common vertex.
So knowing that we can determine from the picture all the adjacent angles:
D) <2 and <3 are adjacent angles
E) <1 and <3 are adjacent angles
F) <1 and <5 are adjacent angles
I hope this helps.
