Angle G = 130 degrees
Angle H = 50 degrees
Angle K = 74 degrees
Angle M = 106 degrees
<u>Angle G would be 130 degrees</u> because it's a vertical angle, and vertical angles are always alike.
<u>Angle H would be 50 degrees</u> because it's an adjacent angle, and we also know that one side of the line is always 180 degrees so we have an equation that looks like this 180 - 130 = 50 degrees
<u>Angle K would be 74 degrees</u> because it's a vertical angle.
<u>Angle M would be 106 degrees</u> because it's an adjacent angle.
(9/6) = (15/?)
9? = 90
? = 10
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(2310)=7(30)H
2310=210H
<span>11=H
I hope this helps!
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