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find angle 1 and 2



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Answered by Anonymous
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The angle 1 could be simply find by the straight line angle theorm

125°+1=180

1=180°-125°=55°

Similarly

as angle 1 =55°[as we find above]

Also the angle C=180°-125°=55°[linear pair]

Also

The

A+B+C=180°[angle sum property]

55°+55°+A=180°

A=70°

So

A+2=180°

2=180°-70°

2=110°

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keshavbinjola4: is we have to construct angle c
Answered by Rishik2101
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Answer:

angle1 = 55°..... and angle2= 110°

Step-by-step explanation:

From the figure,

Angle1 + 125° = 180° (By linear pair)

Angle1 = 180-125

Angle1 = 55°

Therefore, Angle1 = 55°

From the figure,

AngleACB + 125° = 180° (LINEAR PAIR)

ANGLE ACB = 180-125 = 55°

NOW WE HAVE TWO ANGLES ... ANGLE ABC and ANGLE ACB....

Therefore,

angleACB + angleABC = angle 2 (Exterior angle)

angle2 = 55 + 55

angle2 = 110°

Therefore, Angle2 = 110°

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