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If you know the measure of one of the 8 angles, you can find the measure of all of the others. Try it. The measure of <1 = 120 degrees

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Answer:


\angle 2 =60


\angle 3 = 60


\angle 4 = 120


\angle 5 = 120


\angle 6 = 60


\angle 7 = 60


\angle 8 = 120

Explanation:

Given


\angle 1 = 120^\circ

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Required

Determine the other angles


\angle 1 and
\angle 2 are on a straight line.

So;


\angle 1 + \angle 2 =180

Make
\angle 2 the subject


\angle 2 =180 - \angle 1


\angle 2 =180 - 120


\angle 2 =60


\angle 1 ,
\angle 4,
\angle 5 and
\angle 8 are corresponding angles.

So;


\angle 4 =\angle 1 = 120


\angle 5 =\angle 1 = 120


\angle 8 =\angle 1 = 120

Similarly;
\angle 2 ,
\angle 3,
\angle 6 and
\angle 7 are corresponding angles.

So;


\angle 3 =\angle 2 = 60


\angle 6 =\angle 2 = 60


\angle 7 =\angle 2 = 60

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