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shayy:

The parallel lines are marked with "feathers". Find the measures of the angles located at positions a, b, c, d, e, & f. https://www.usatestprep.com/modules/gallery/files/428/42839/42839.JPG

Angle:

Hi @shayy ! That's a lot of letters to look for but let's do this together step by step

Angle:

The angle "a" and the 70 degree angle across from it are Vertical Angles what do you know about vertical angles?

shayy:

Their congruent

Angle:

perfect! so what is angle A equal to?

shayy:

70

Angle:

awesome, you got it :) let's go look at angle B next angle B and the 135 degree angle make a "Linear Pair" linear pairs will add up to equal 180 degrees

Angle:

what do you think is the measure of angle B if this is the case?

shayy:

45

Angle:

perfect once again! :) alright, the top is a little crowded but we can still go one by one angle D and angle B are considered "alternate interior angles"

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Angle:

alternate interior angles will be equal to each other if we have parallel lines like we do in this problem so what would angle D be equal to?

shayy:

It be congruent

Angle:

yes! and since we found out before that angle B = 45 degrees then what is angle D = ?

shayy:

65

Angle:

typo?

shayy:

Is that correct

Angle:

no, angle D would not be 65 degrees angle D should be congruent to angle B and we said that angle B was 45 degrees right?

shayy:

Yes it would be congruent

Angle:

yes so angle D would also be 45 degrees right?

shayy:

Yes

Angle:

nice, let's consider what happens with angle C We can see that the angles A, B, and C are the interior angles of a triangle we know that a triangle adds up to 180 degrees if we found out that angle A = 70, angle B = 45 we can use this information to find angle C

shayy:

I’m confused

Angle:

70 + 45 + C = 180

shayy:

It’s 65

Angle:

you got it! :)

Angle:

next, angle A and angle E are alternate interior angles

Angle:

we know that A is 70 degrees so what is E = ?

shayy:

70

Angle:

amazing! last one: angle E and angle F are a linear pair they should add up to be 180 degrees

shayy:

110

shayy:

That’s the last one

Angle:

yup! :)

shayy:

Thank you for helping me, I was stress out

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