GEOMETRY PROBLEMS PLEASE HELP ME

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SIZIF [17.4K]2 years ago

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Answer:

12) The measure of PQR is 36 since both angles MQP (25) and PQR should add up to MQR (61)

13) The graph shows that both angles are congruent so that means:

2x+8= x+22

2x= x+14

x=14

14) angle ADB and angle BDC since it shows that both angles sum up to 90 degrees (also known as complementary angles)

15) Angles ADE and angle FDE are supplementary because they both add up to 180 degrees (supplementary angles)

16) Angles ADC and FDE are vertical because they are opposite of each other

17) Angles ADE and FDE are also linear pairs because both of them are adjacent (they both have a common side as well as a common vertex)

Hope this helps! ;)

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