Quadrilateral RSTU, diagonals SU and RT intersect at point V. RSTU is a parallelogram. If m∠TSV = 31° and m∠SVT = 126°, explain how you can find the measure of ∠URV. Show all steps of your work, and refer to any properties of triangles, parallelograms, or triangle congruency theorems as necessary to justify your response.
Hello @gokrazy223 ! Welcome to QuestionCove! It is a good idea for questions like these to have a picture of some kind to make the situation clearer
I can try drawing it if you don't already have a picture
https://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_geometry_v19/02_10_prt2_g4_flvs.png
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Unfortunately, because we are not FLVS students, we cannot see the link you just posted - it takes us to an error page
ok, so there are many ideas that we can use here I think the easiest path is if I point out to you that Angle URV and Angle STV are Alternate Interior Angles. Have you learned about Alternate Interior Angles before?
no thats why i need help
that link has a clear picture
Ok then I have updated my picture as well |dw:1613019244080:dw|
is this the answer or a guide to what i need?
Alternate Interior Angles will always be equal to each other they will look like this kind of pattern
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The sum of the interior angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees |dw:1613019418369:dw|
31 + 126 + x = 180 you can solve for x and get your answer
ill try hold on
x=23
there yah go :)
thats the answer fr?
yup!
THANK YOU SOO MUCH
what steps will i put in my student box
is this a two column proof?
I'm asking because some geometry classes want the answer in a specific format
no
Angle URV and Angle STV are Alternate Interior Angles Alternate Interior Angles are equal to each other Then Angle VST + Angle TVS + Angle STV = 180 degrees because they are the interior angles of a triangle which has a sum of 180 31 + 126 + angle TVS = 180 therefore angle TVS = 23 degrees
will i get a quick response all the time
maybe not all of the time sadly the helpers on this website are here on a volunteer basis, which is why asking questions is free
thank you soo much for helping
you're welcome :)
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