17. Give the name that best describes the parallelogram, and find the measures of the numbered angles. The diagram is not drawn to scale.
What do you mean "name"?
Also, since it is a "parallelogram", you can determine at least 1 angle right off the bat
I already know that's it's a rhombus (that's what they mean by the name), and the other angles are 31 degrees. (got the answer from someone) but, I wanted to know how to get to that answer.
31? I thought that would 32
First, let's breakthe rhombus up into 2 identical triangles
what are the total angles in a triangle?
180. That's why I was confused, because I was told multiple times it was 31.
Really?
Who?
First by one of my teachers (During the review), and then by a friend.
Did they show you how they got that result step by step?
Nope. But I think I'm just going to go with 32, because that's the only logical answer. Thank you though! Do you think you can help me with one more question?
Post another question in the "Ask a question" thing. Oh, and yu got your other angles right?
Kay, and yeah, I did.
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