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Helga [31]
3 years ago
13

PLEASE HELP ME DUE SOON ILL MARK AS BRAINLIEST!! Find M∠1 and M∠3 in the kite.

Mathematics
1 answer:
QveST [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

1 = 39 degrees (some theorem, like triangles sharing a bisector or something sorry)

3 = 51 degrees (if 1=39 and 2=90 degrees since its on a right angle, and a triangle's angles add up to 180, then you subtract 1 and 2 from 180 and get 51

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A) explain how you can write and solve equations to find the measure of each angle
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A) For line <em>l = </em>(2x + 8°) + (5x - 10°) = 180° ....... (i)

For line <em>k</em> = (3x + 42°) + (x + 34°) = 180° ....... (ii)

B) In line <em>l, </em>two angles are = 60° and 120°

In line <em>k, </em>two angles are =  120° and 60°

Step-by-step explanation:

Requirement A

To find the measure of each angle, we have to use equation.

According to the graph, line <em>l </em>and<em> k </em>are parallel, therefore, both are straight angle. We know that a straight angle is equal to 180°. Therefore, line <em>l </em>and<em> k </em>are 180°. As both the line are intersected by line <em>j</em>, the lines are separated by two angles. So, the equation for line <em>l</em> is -

(2x + 8°) + (5x - 10°) = 180° ....... (i)

the equation for line <em>k</em> is -

(3x + 42°) + (x + 34°) = 180° ....... (ii)

Requirement B

For line "<em>l </em>"

By solving the equations, we can measure the angles

(2x + 8°) + (5x - 10°) = 180°

or, 2x + 8° + 5x - 10° = 180°

or, 7x - 2° = 180°

or, 7x = 180° + 2°

or, 7x = 182°

or, x = 182° ÷ 7 [Dividing both the sides by 7]

or, x = 26°

Therefore, 2x + 8° = 2 × 26° + 8° = 52° + 8° = 60°

the other angle is = 5x - 10° = 5 × 26° - 10° = 130° - 10° = 120°

For line "<em>k </em>"

(3x + 42°) + (x + 34°) = 180°

or, 3x + 42° + x + 34° = 180°

or, 4x + 76° = 180°

or, 4x = 180° - 76° [Deducting 76° from the both the sides]

or, 4x = 104°

or, x = 104° ÷ 4

Hence, x = 26°

Therefore, 3x + 42° = 3 × 26° + 42° = 78° + 42° = 120°

The other angle is = x + 34° = 26° + 34° = 60°

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