Question

Part A: Find the missing angles in the Parallelogram (9 points)

m ∠ 1 = m ∠ 6 =
m ∠ 2 = m ∠ 7 =
m ∠ 3 = m ∠ 8 =
m ∠ 4 = m ∠ 9 =
m ∠ 5 =

Answer 1

angle 2 is what?

Answer 2

50 not good at angles i apologize

Answer 3

no problem i will tell you
angle 2 is equal to the angle on the other side of it

Answer 4

48

Answer 5

oh ok

Answer 6

so lets make a list ok?

Answer 7

yep

Answer 8

angle 2: 121
how about angle 3? hint, angle 2 and angle 2 have to add up to 180

Answer 9

oops i meant angle 2 and angle 3 have to add up to 180

Answer 10

so its pasted 180 or below i was thinking 169 or 154 or 204

Answer 11

subtract: \(180-121=?\)

Answer 12

oh okay 59

Answer 13

ok so we got
angle 2 : 121
angle 3 = 59
angle 4 = 59

Answer 14

yeah so do you subtract 180 out of the rest

Answer 15

some yes
to find angle 1 we know that angle 1 + 48 + 59 = 180 so what it angle one?

Answer 16

is it clear how to find it?

Answer 17

you subtract 48 but im thinking 35 im so confused teachers dont explain it right

Answer 18

yeah that is a problem
you have three numbers that add to 180
one you don't know
one is 48, one is 59
to find the one you don't know, subtract \[180-48-59\]

Answer 19

73

Answer 20

yup
you keeping a list?

Answer 21

yea so on to 5

Answer 22

145 ? for 5

Answer 23

i don't think so
angle 5 + 35 + 121 have to add up to 180 since they are the interior angles of a triangle

Answer 24

it kind looks like a obtuse angle

Answer 25

makes no difference, the interior angles have to add to 180

Answer 26

so like the other we find it by subtracting \[180-35-121\]

Answer 27

my computer frozed

Answer 28

i got 145 nd 110

Answer 29

correct me if im wrong

Answer 30

mine too, i think it is the site

Answer 31

no not 145
to find angle 5 compute \[180-35-121\]

Answer 32

24

Answer 33

nd 35

Answer 34

24 for angle 5 yes

Answer 35

angle 6 is the same as angle 1 which we got earlier

Answer 36

okay ok

Answer 37

you good from there/? we should have a complete list by now

Answer 38

i think just 2 more unless they all the same

Answer 39

7,8,9

Answer 40

some are the same as what you found already

Answer 41

for example angle 6 is angle 1
angle 7 is angle that we know is 48

Answer 42

?7= 121

Answer 43

no angle 7 is the same as the one we know is 48

Answer 44

9 is the same as angle 5

Answer 45

thanks you helped alot i need you too tutor me

Answer 46

lol you got more?

Answer 47

also you're welcome

Answer 48

yep

Answer 49

you want to post it here? i will helpl

Answer 50

im trying to take a snapshot of it

Answer 51

ok

Answer 52

yikes
geometry

Answer 53

TV= UV because TUV is equilateral, that means all sides are equal
i guess you are supposed to say "Definition of equilateral"

Answer 54

mhmm the worst

Answer 55

nd yep

Answer 56

RVU = SVT i think that is called "alternate exterior angles" but i suck at geometry , let me look that up

Answer 57

lol i hate geometry

Answer 58

maybe it is just called "alternate angles"

Answer 59

@Photon336 he might can help us geometry sucks

Answer 60

let me see if i got notes

Answer 61

oh no i looked it up i was wrong
it is called "vertical angles"

Answer 62

thanks that was helpful
yeah "vertical angles"

Answer 63

now we need the missing one is F right?

Answer 64

im sorry im trying to pay attention anything with A G in math im not good at it

Answer 65

ok the next thing we need to do is figure out the missing step F

Answer 66

yep

Answer 67

this is what we know
RV = ST
TV = UV
angle RVU = SVT

Answer 68

what we can conclude from this is that the triangle on the left TVS is congruent to the triangle on the right UVR

Answer 69

i believe, since we have two side and an interior angle, you call that SAS

Answer 70

"side, angle, side"

Answer 71

line them up nd yes you do lol

Answer 72

and that pretty much finishes it
since they are congruent, corresponding sides are equal
i am not sure what that is called, maybe just "definition of congruent triangles" but there might be some other term for it