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Angle 1,7,3 and 5 all those angles has the same equivalent to the angle 5 angle 2 is supplementary to angle 1 so angle 2 is 30 degrees because 150+ 30 is 180 degrees and we use the same thing that I did in the first step that if angle number to is 30 angle 8,4 and 6 is going to be 30

Angle 1,7,3 and 5 all those angles has the same equivalent to the angle 5 angle 2 is-example-1
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Given:-

To find all angle values.

So from the given image. we get,


\begin{gathered} \angle5+\angle4=180 \\ \angle7+\angle4=180 \\ \angle7+\angle6=180 \\ \angle6+\angle5=180 \end{gathered}

Also,


\begin{gathered} \angle1=\angle7 \\ \angle2=\angle4 \\ \angle8=\angle6 \\ \angle3=\angle5 \end{gathered}

So now we know angle 5 is 150 degrees. so we get,


\begin{gathered} \angle5+\angle4=180 \\ 150+\angle4=180 \\ \angle4=180-150 \\ \angle4=30 \end{gathered}

So angle 4 is 30 degree.

Also,


\begin{gathered} \angle7+\angle4=180 \\ \angle7+30=180 \\ \angle7=150 \end{gathered}

So angle 7 is 150 degree.

Also,


\begin{gathered} \angle6+\angle5=180 \\ \angle6+150=180 \\ \angle6=30 \end{gathered}

So angle 6 is 30 degree.

So now we equate the values. so we get,


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Angle 1,7,3 and 5 all those angles has the same equivalent to the angle 5 angle 2 is-example-1
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