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Carmen is planning rail lines for a new train station.

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salantis [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

umm ;-; Ok any other information?? ur question is very incomplete...

Explanation:

Mamont248 [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

m<1 =163 degrees

163,17,163,17 (all in degrees)

Explanation:

I have duplicated and joined a chart (in figure 1) of the issue.

For simplicity of comprehension, I have connected a second outline which is named.

On line a

17+<CBE=180 (Linear Pair Postulate)

m<2=<CBE=180-17=163 degrees

<ABG=<CBE=163 degrees (Vertically Opposite Angles)

<ABE=<GBC= 17 degrees(Vertically Opposite Angles)

On line b

m<1=<DEB=<ABG=163 degrees (Corresponding Angles)

<BEF=<GBC= 17 degrees (Corresponding Angles)

<HEF=<DEB=163 degrees (Vertically Opposite Angles)

<DEH=<BEF=17 degrees (Vertically Opposite Angles)

Accordingly:

m<1 =163 degrees

Clockwise from upper left, the points shaped with line an are: 163 degrees, 17 degrees, m<2=163 degrees and 17 degrees.

Clockwise from upper left, the points shaped with line b are: m<1=163 degrees, 17 degrees, 163 degrees, and 17 degrees.

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