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2 years ago

This is kinda confusing can someone help explain!!

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2 answers:

AURORKA [14]2 years ago

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Answer: all i can say is this for an edu guess

2 6 and 4 would be 40 or 30

3 5 and 7 would be 110 or 120

8 would be 20 or 10

also this was the first answer

Vikki [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation: Angle 1 and 3 would be equal to 110 degrees because they are vertical

Angle 2 would be 70 degrees because a straight line is 180 degrees so you do 180 - 110 to get 70 degrees for angle 2

Angle 4 would be the same as angle 2 since they are vertical so angle 4 is 70 degrees

Angle 5 is corresponding to 1 so they will have the same angle

Angle 6 is corresponding to 2 so they will have the same angle

Angle 7 is vertical to 5 so they will have the same angle

Angle 8 is vertical to 6 so they will have the same angle

Angle 1 - 110

Angle 2 - 70

Angle 3 - 110

Angle 4 - 70

Angle 5 - 110

Angle 6 - 70

Angle 7 -110

Angle 8 -70

Lol sorry this took long to type hope this helps dude ! ^-^

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