NEED HELP ASAP!! What is the measure of the angle

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sladkih [1.3K]3 years ago

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Hey! The measure of the angle is 127

The angle is a total of 180 degrees.

We have to find the total of what's in between the two blue lines.

To make it easier, we can take the total of what's not in the blue lines, 53, and subtract it from 180. This gives us 127. So in between both the blue lines, measures 127. Or, you can just count up from 53 to 180 individually.

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