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Answer:

m< CDF = 58°

Explanation:

Key skills needed: Congruent Triangles

1) We can use Triangle Congruence Rules to prove that Triangle EDF and Triangle CDF are congruent triangles.

2) Since both triangles have 1 right angle, they are both triangle triangles.

3) Both triangles share the same hypotenuse (DF)

Also, it gives us EF is 36, and FC is 36 --> This means that EF ≅ FC

Since both are Right Triangles, we can use Right Triangle HL Congruence to prove it

HL means Hypotenuse-Leg

This rule can only be applied to right angle triangles. In order to use this rule, a hypotenuse and a leg of the triangles need to proven congruent.

4) Since ΔEDF ≅ ΔCDF with Right triangle HL, we can say that < CDF is congruent to < EDF. These are corresponding parts of the triangle.

--> To say that < CDF is congruent to < EDF, we can use the theorem:

If Δs are ≅, then all corresponding parts are ≅.

5) Therefore, <CDF ≅ <EDF (which means the measures of the angles are the same value)

Since <EDF is 58°, <CDF would also be 58°

Hope you understood and have a nice day!! :D

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Answer:

230

Explanation:

Add the other angles for a total of 130 degrees there is a total of 360 degrees in the interior angle of a quadrilateral subtract 130 from 360.

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