I am willing to do the work, I simply want some additional help. What is triangle DEC? Possible answers: 37 degrees 61 degrees 82 degrees 98 degrees
I'm going to be honest. I am having a hard time understanding the problem, but I am more than willing to work!
You can find the angle of DCE. How do you think you can?
By a theorem? More specifically the triangle sum theorem?
Well, the sum of all angles in a triangle is 180. EDC + DCE + DEC = 180. But, you are only given angle EDC of that triangle. Look again, you are given another angle. How are you able to find angle DCE using it?
Exterior Angle Theorem...
What is a line's angle? More specifically, the angle of line ECB.
90 degrees?
@cpinder You can use Exterior Angle Theorem.
BUT, I think it best that he learn how to identify angles just by looking at the other angles, without a theorem.
|dw:1447743911387:dw| The angle of a straight line is always 180. @ShadowLegendX I haven't looked at geometry theorem's since 10th grade so I'm just using simple math.
Of course, of course. I don't know why I put 90 degrees. I apologize.
Exterior Angle Theorem: The measure of the exterior angle is always equal to the sum of the two remote interior angles. |dw:1447744135812:dw|
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