PLZ HELP!! Find the value of the missing Angles:

Mathematics

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mixas84 [53]3 years ago

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Answer:

Angle 1 is 58 and Angle 2 is 32 because all triangles equal to 180 and where the lines bisect creates a 90 degree angle in each triangle. Add 90 and 32 together, then minus 122 from 180 and you get angle 1 and the angle across from angle 1. For angle 2, add 58 and 90, then subtract that from 180. You'll end up getting 32

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