Given XY = 15, WX = 22, ZX = 32, WT = 10. mZWZY = 62°, mZWXT = 27°, and mZZWT = 77º.
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Answer:
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ZW 15
ZY 22
TX 16
WY 20
TXY 27
XWT 41
XYT 77
Step-by-step explanation:
The lines parallel to one another are equal to one another. The angles have it similar, but the opposite are equal to each other and the consecutive angles are equal to 180. You take the given angle and subtract by 180.
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