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  • angle 1 = 111 degrees
  • angle 2 = 69 degrees
  • angle 3 = 60 degrees
  • angle 4 = 60 degrees
  • angle 5 = 51 degrees

Be sure to use the actual degree symbol instead of typing in "degrees" after each number.

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Step-by-step explanation:

To find angle 1, we can use the remote interior angle theorem. The yellow angles you've highlighted (46 and 65) add up to the measure of angle 1, which is an exterior angle. So angle 1 is 46+65 = 111 degrees

The slightly longer method is to make x be the missing angle of the left-most triangle. Solve x+46+65 = 180 to get x = 69 degrees. Then note how angle x and angle 1 are supplementary, meaning x+(angle1) = 180 leads to angle 1 = 111 degrees (because 180-69 = 111)

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Angle 2 is 69 degrees since angle x = 69, which is a vertical angle to angle 2. Or you could note that angle 1 and angle 2 are supplementary

(angle1)+(angle2) = 180

(111)+(angle2) = 180

angle2 = 180-111

angle 2 = 69 degrees

This method is used to prove the vertical angles theorem is always true.

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Angle 3 can be found using the remote interior angle theorem, but we'll be going in reverse this time. Let y be the measure of angle 3

y+82 = 142

y = 142-82

y = 60

angle 3 = 60 degrees

Like with angle 1, there's also a slightly longer method that follows the same idea as before. If you follow this method, you'll need to find the missing piece of the green angle you highlighted (which his 180-142 = 38 degrees), then use the idea that A+B+C = 180 where A,B,C are the three interior angles of any triangle.

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Angle 3 and angle 4 are vertical angles, so they are always congruent and angle 4 is also 60 degrees

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Let z = measure of angle 5

Focusing on the smaller triangle in the middle, we can say,

(angle2)+(angle4)+(angle5) = 180

(69) + (60) + (z) = 180

z+129 = 180

z = 180-129

z = 51

angle 5 = 51 degrees

User Rivya
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Answer:

1) 69 2) 69 3) 60 4) 60 5) 51

Step-by-step explanation:

Triangles have 180 degrees interior and 360 degrees exterior. Knowing this you add all the values within a triangle and subtract it from 180 to find the missing degrees.

For the purple, the green is supplementary which means the other angle will help it equal 180 degrees. the missing green angle is 38. 38+82=120 and 180-120=60. because of vertical angles, angle 2 is 69 and angle 4 is 60. this makes 129 so 180-129=51.

Hope this helps you in some way. if not, sorry i failed you.

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