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by the definition of supplementary angles, the base angles of the top isosceles triangle have the measure of

by the definition of supplementary angles, the base angles of the top isosceles triangle-example-1
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Answer:

128

Explanation:

Top Triangle

Let the base angles of the top triangle = y

y + 102 = 180

y = 78

The vertex

Is found by adding the two base angles together and subtract that from 180

y + y + vertex = 180

78 + 78 + vertex = 180

156 + vertex = 180

vertex = 180 - 156

vertex = 24 degrees

Bottom Triangle

Because the base angles are connected by a vertically opposite angle on the bottom triangle, both base angles are 26

Therefore 26 + 26 + x = 180

52 + x = 180

x = 180 - 52

x = 128

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