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OpenStudy (miss.rose):

@rebeccaxhawaii Help? Question inside!

OpenStudy (miss.rose):

rebeccaxhawaii (rebeccaxhawaii):

well which options can we cross out

OpenStudy (miss.rose):

Would it be 55?

OpenStudy (okdutchman7):

It's less than 90 degrees right.

OpenStudy (okdutchman7):

So what does that knock out?

OpenStudy (miss.rose):

125 and 135

OpenStudy (okdutchman7):

That's right.

OpenStudy (okdutchman7):

Do you have anymore information because right now not enough information is provided to show if the answer is 45 or 55?

OpenStudy (miss.rose):

What is it called when because the angles look alike that means that they are equal to one another? I forgot the term used.

rebeccaxhawaii (rebeccaxhawaii):

similar ?

OpenStudy (miss.rose):

no, there is an official math term.

OpenStudy (okdutchman7):

Congruent.

OpenStudy (okdutchman7):

We can tell from the picture that angle 12 is congruent to 9,8, 5, 4 and 1

OpenStudy (okdutchman7):

So if you know the measure of one of those angles, then angle 12 is equal to it.

OpenStudy (miss.rose):

Okay, then in that case the answer is 55?

OpenStudy (okdutchman7):

Do you know that one of the other angles is 55?

OpenStudy (miss.rose):

yes, angle is 1, so 1 corresponds with 12. Right?

OpenStudy (okdutchman7):

If angle 1 equals 55 then so does 12 because they correspond and are congruent.

OpenStudy (okdutchman7):

Well Done!

OpenStudy (miss.rose):

Thanks!

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