Question

Can the angles with measures 35°, 95°, 146° and 84° form angles at a point?

Answer 1

Yes

Explanation:

the sum of the angles round a point = 360°

sum the given angles

35° + 95° + 146° + 84° = 360°

Thus these 4 angles can be the measures of angles at a point.

Answer 2

Yes, the angles with measures 35°, 95°, 146°, and 84° can form angles at a point.

In a plane geometry, angles at a point are formed when multiple rays or line segments originate from a common point, called the vertex. The sum of the measures of angles at a point is always 360°.

To determine whether the given angles can form angles at a point, we can add their measures together and check if the sum is equal to 360°:

35° + 95° + 146° + 84° = 360°

Since the sum of the measures of the given angles is equal to 360°, it means that these angles can form angles at a point.