Determine the unknown angle measure for each triangle. PLS HELP I DONT GET IT LOL IF YOU HELP ME YOULL GET BRAINLIEST PLSSS ASAP

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Step-by-step explanation:
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1a. m C= 44 degrees
46+90= 136 180-136=44
1b. m P= 60 degrees
10+110=120 180-120=60
For future reference, you can solve these with some simple addition. The sum of the angles in any triangle is 180, so add your two given pieces together and subtract it from that to get your missing measure.
2a. Lines a and b have a positive slope. You can tell because they are tilted to the right.
2b. Line d has a negative slope. It's tilted to the left.
(Line c's slope is neither positive or negative because it is zero)
3. x= 65
(I'm not so sure about this one, but I think the angle opposite 25 is also 25, and because of parallel rules the angle above 70 is 110. That means the angle above 110, inside the triangle, is 90. So, we have 90 and 25 and that means 65 is our remaining measure. I really hope this is correct. If you have some sort of notes sheet on the rules of parallel lines and their angle measures, that might be helpful)