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In the figure below, m∠ABD=104° , and m∠2 is 18° more than m∠1. Find m∠1.

In the figure below, m∠ABD=104° , and m∠2 is 18° more than m∠1. Find m∠1.-example-1
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Given the following parameters


\begin{gathered} m\angle ABD=104^0 \\ m\angle2=18^0 \\ m\angle1\Rightarrow? \end{gathered}

From the diagram, we can say that the <1 and <2 are adjacent.

we can say that.


m\angle1+m\angle2=104^0

Substitute for m<2 =18 degrees in the equation above, to find m<1


\begin{gathered} m\angle1+18^0=104^0 \\ m\angle1=104^0-18^0 \\ m\angle1=86^0 \end{gathered}

Hence, the m<1 is 86°

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