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1 answer:
Answer: XVR: 125 ; RVS: 55 ; WVS: 125 ; RST: 110 ; RSV: 70
Step-by-step explanation:
XVR: XVR is equal to WVS (alternate angles), and WVS plus XVW equals 180° (definition of a straight line)
So, 180° - 55° = 125° (this is the measure of SVW, but remember, SVW is equal to XVR)
RVS: RVS is equal to XVW since they're alternate angles, so we know that RVS is equal to 55°
WVS: We already solved this in the beginning
RST: First, we need to find the measure of RSV. To find the measure of RSV, use the fact that a triangle adds up to 180°. We know that the angle RVS equals 55°, and that angle VRS is also equal to 55°. So, we can use this equation:
RSV = 180° - (55° + 55°)
RSV = 70°
Now that we know RSV = 70°, we can find RST
180 - (RSV + RST)
180 - (70° + RST)
RST = 110°
RSV: We already found this
Sorry, that was a lot. Hope it wasn't too confusing.
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