Answer:
1) C
2)B
Explanation:
angle c is equivalent to 120 because the triangle is isosceles angle a will equal 35 if you add 35 plus 35 together you will get 70 you then minus 70 from 180 and get 110
because angle b and d are congruent and the triangle is isosceles you take 180-c degrees and substitute the degree measure of c to get 180-120 which is 60 you can divide 60 by two to get the measure of and b and d when they are cut in half for the two triangles but the two angle measures are equivalent to 60 degrees.
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So, I believe the correct answer is A.
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The correct answer is letter D
The authorization for the construction of the railway came through the Pacific Railway Act, which took place in 1862 with support from the United States government. However, for many decades, there was a movement that called for the beginning of the development of the railway. The beginning of the works was the outcome of attitudes from the time when Abraham Lincoln presided over the U.S., however, the project was only completed after his death.
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