AlistairS42632 AlistairS42632
  • 26-10-2022
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In the diagram above <1 = 135 degrees find the measure of <2

In the diagram above lt1 135 degrees find the measure of lt2 class=

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ChezaL165085 ChezaL165085
  • 26-10-2022

We have two parallel lines and one that passes through them diagonally.

Also, the <1 is 135°, and they ask for <2.

As we know, the parallel lines imply that the addition of its angles must be 180°

Then <2+<3=<180°

And again for the parallel lines, we have that the angle <1 must be equal to angle <3.

Then:

[tex]<2=180°-135°[/tex]

Then the correct answer is <2=45°

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