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suter [353]
3 years ago
6

Help me out, I will give you brainliest, help me in this math problem please thanks​

Mathematics
1 answer:
prisoha [69]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The sides of an angle are the rays of the angle. So,

1)The sides of ∠YVW are the 2 rays of the angle VY and VW

2)The sides of ∠XVY are the 2 rays of the angle VX and VY

Angles adjacent to an angle are the angles next to the main angle

3)The angle adjacent to ∠ZVW is ∠YVZ and ∠WVX

4)The angle adjacent to ∠XVZ is ∠ZVW and ∠XYW

5)The angle adjacent to ∠YVZ is ∠ZVW and ∠YVX

The side common to the angles is the common ray of both angles

6)The side common to ∠XVY and ∠YVZ is ray VY

7)The side common to ∠XVZ and ∠ZVW is ray VZ

8)The side common to ∠XVZ and ∠ZVY is ray VZ

9)The side common to ∠XVY and ∠YVW is ray VY

The common vertex is the point where all rays converg,

10)The common vertex is V

HAPPY TO HELP :)

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