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3 4 6 5 8/7 11 12 9/10 16 15 14 13 Use the picture above to identify the special name for the angle pairs. 43) 22 and 26 49) 22 and 21 44) 21 and 29 50) 210 and Z14 45) 29 and Z6 51) 211 and Z6 46) 29 and Z13 52) 215 and Z11 47) 214 and Z16. 53) 24 and Z13 48) 210 and Z16. 54) 23 and 211

3 4 6 5 8/7 11 12 9/10 16 15 14 13 Use the picture above to identify the special name for the angle pairs. 43) 22 and 26 49) 22 and 21 44) 21 and 29 50) 210 and Z14 45) 29 and Z6 51) 211 and Z6 46) 29 and Z13 52) 215 and Z11 47) 214 and Z16. 53) 24 and Z13 48) 210 and Z16. 54) 23 and 211

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
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ISBN:9781337614085
Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
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8. 34 6 5 9 10 11 12 16 15 14 | 13 Use the picture above to identify the special name for the angle pairs. 43) 22 and 6 49) 22 and 21 44) 1 and 50) Z10 and Z14 45) 29 and 6 51) Z11 and 26 46) 29 and Z13 52) Z15 and Z11 47) Z14 and Z16, 53) 24 and Z13 48) Z10 and /16. 54) 23 and /11 I. If m/2 = 58° and m/13 = 111°, then find the missing angle measures. x II m, z Il y 55) m/1= 56) m22 = 57) m23 = 58) m24 = 10 5 59) m25 = 60) m26 = 61) m27 = 62) m/8 = 63) m29 = 17 16 1/2 11/12 64) m/10 = 3 4 13 14 19 /18 65) m/11 = 66) m/12 = 15 67) m/13 = 68) m/14 = *69) m/15 70) m/16 = (16-19 look at line x and m) 71) m/17 72) m/18 = 73) m/19 =
Transcribed Image Text:8. 34 6 5 9 10 11 12 16 15 14 | 13 Use the picture above to identify the special name for the angle pairs. 43) 22 and 6 49) 22 and 21 44) 1 and 50) Z10 and Z14 45) 29 and 6 51) Z11 and 26 46) 29 and Z13 52) Z15 and Z11 47) Z14 and Z16, 53) 24 and Z13 48) Z10 and /16. 54) 23 and /11 I. If m/2 = 58° and m/13 = 111°, then find the missing angle measures. x II m, z Il y 55) m/1= 56) m22 = 57) m23 = 58) m24 = 10 5 59) m25 = 60) m26 = 61) m27 = 62) m/8 = 63) m29 = 17 16 1/2 11/12 64) m/10 = 3 4 13 14 19 /18 65) m/11 = 66) m/12 = 15 67) m/13 = 68) m/14 = *69) m/15 70) m/16 = (16-19 look at line x and m) 71) m/17 72) m/18 = 73) m/19 =
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