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What is the measure of <8

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Angle 8: 125
Angle 3: 55
The relationship between angle 1 and 5: corresponding angles.

Why? Angle 8 is equal to 180-55 so 125
Angle 3 is a corresponding angle to the angle labeled 55 so it’s 55. For the last one it is just the rule of law.

Hope this helps :D

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