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Answer:


\phi=\theta a2

Explanation:

see the attached figure to better understand the problem

we know that

In the figure ABCD


m<ADC=\theta a1


m<DAB=90\°


m<ABC=90\°


m<DCB=90\°+\phi

Remember that the sum of the internal angles in a quadrilateral is equal to
360\°

so


\theta a1+90\°+90\°+90\°+\phi=360\°


\theta a1+\phi=90\° -----> complementary angles

and


\theta a1+\theta a2=90\° -------> complementary angles too

so


\phi=\theta a2

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