Find the measure of the numbered angles in the rhombus. The diagram is not drawn to scale.

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Sorry, 14 degrees if half the angle or it is measurement of entire angle??

anonymous · Answer

I am asking you @chels1226

anonymous · Answer

im not sure. it doesnt say . it just says find the measure of the numbered angles

anonymous · Answer

I am just asking about that 14 degrees angle that has given to you..

anonymous · Answer

Anyways, the diagonals of a rhombus makes 90 degrees angle at the point of intersection..

So, Angle(3) = 90 Degrees...

anonymous · Answer

Anyways, the diagonals of a rhombus makes 90 degrees angle at the point of intersection..

So, Angle(1) = 90 Degrees...

anonymous · Answer

choices;
A. m < 1 = 90, m < 2 = 76, and m < 3 = 14
B. m < 1 = 90, m < 2 = 14, and m < 3 = 83
C. m < 1 = 90, m < 2 = 14, and m < 3 = 76
D. m < 1 = 90, m < 2 = 14, and m < 3 = 14

anonymous · Answer

Angle(2) will be 14 Degrees due to Alternate Angle property applied when two lines are parallel to each other...

anonymous · Answer

so its c?

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