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OpenStudy (stuck-help):
what is the measurement of angle 2?
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OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Picture?
OpenStudy (mathwizzard3):
okay
OpenStudy (stuck-help):
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Ok, what do we know about this 125 degree angle to the far left?
OpenStudy (stuck-help):
that is supplementary and that the other side is 55 degrees
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OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Sorry, let me take a different approach.
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
We can see that angle 2 is part of a triangle.
OpenStudy (stuck-help):
yes
OpenStudy (mathwizzard3):
I gotta go so sorry that I wasn't much of a help : /
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Angle 2 + 2 other angles = 180 degrees
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OpenStudy (stuck-help):
thats fine thanks @mathwizzard3 and yes so angle 2 +angle 3 + the right angle = 180 degrees
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Right!
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
So, back to that 125 degree angle.
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
look at lines a and b and their transversal
OpenStudy (stuck-help):
ok
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OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Which angle should be congruent to the 125 degree angle?
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Well, first off, by the corresponding angles theorem, angle 1, right?
OpenStudy (stuck-help):
angle 1 i think should be congruent to 125 degree angle
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Yup!
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
So, as you can see, 2 is supplementary to 1, right?
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OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
So, 2 should be 55
OpenStudy (stuck-help):
so angle 2 would 55 degrees
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
And now we can also find angle 3 if we wanted to
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Or any other angle here. See how useful geometry is?
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Do you understand now?
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OpenStudy (stuck-help):
so angle 3 would be 35 degrees
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
Yup!
OpenStudy (stuck-help):
yes thank you so much my last question was thinking way to hard to find that
OpenStudy (malcolmmcswain):
No problem! *puppy fistbump*
OpenStudy (stuck-help):
haha