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Quadrilateral STUV is a rhombus. What is
m/RVU?

Quadrilateral STUV is a rhombus. What is m/RVU?-example-1

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  • STUV is a Rhombus
  • We know that in a Rhombus diagonals bisect eachother at 90°.
  • Diagonals are aslo bisectors of angles

So


\\ \tt\hookrightarrow m<RVU=m<RUT=30°

User Kieran Allen
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Answer:

  • m∠RVU = 60°

Explanation:

Properties of the rhombus:

  • diagonals are perpendicular
  • opposite angles are equal
  • diagonals are angle bisectors

Given:

  • m∠TUR = 30°

To find:

  • m∠RVU

According to the properties described above, we have:

  • TUR ≅ VUR
  • ∠RVU and ∠VUR are complementary

It gives us:

  • m∠RVU + m∠VUR = 90°
  • m∠RVU + 30° = 90°
  • m∠RVU = 60°
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