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These two angles sum up to be 180 degrees, so they are supplementary angles. Now, since these angles sum up to 180 degrees (to form a straight line), we only have to subtract 133 from 180 to find angle 2's measurement.
180 - 133 = 47
Angle 2's measurement is 47 degrees.
Voila!
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Answer:
answer C
Hyperbolic geometry
The sum of the angles of a hyperbolic triangle is less than 180°.
The red line is 180 degrees. So the arcs on top of the circle all equal up to 180 degrees. the number 72 doesn't really matter cause you're trying to find out the angle of DCE which is on the other side of the circle. So you gotta find the arc length of DE which is 68 because 180-112=68. So to find the angle, you have to divide the opposite arc length by two, which is 34.
ANSWER: A. 34. you're welcomee!!