5) 6) 137° 102 100 35 7) 155° 60° 30 20

Q: Find the measure of each angle in the following figure

A: The sum of all interior angles of pentagon is: 540°

Q: order the side lengths AB, BC, and CA least to greatest with angles 57, 79, and 44

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Q: Find the measure of the angle indicated in bold

A: We have yo find the bold angle.

Q: Find the missing angles if 21 = 117. 1/2 3/4 m 5/6 n + 8 21 = 117 %3D 00

A: Given : <1 = 117   To find the other angles.

Q: List the pairs of alternate interior angles alternate exterior angles corresponding angles

A: For given line m and n The pairs of alternate interior angles are 3 and 6 4 and 5

Q: Fill all the numbered angle with the appropriate 2 4 angle measure and mLADC and M2CEB 8 7 6 N 3. 1.

A: We have to find measure of angle ADC and CEB

Q: 1/2 43 56 1/88 3.

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Q: Order the angles from least to greatest 12 10 Small Medium Lage

A: Given data: ABC is a triangle. The length of side AB=7. The length of side BC=10. The length of side…

Q: Name the second largest of the four angles named in the figure (not drawn to scale) if the side…

A: The given triangle isHere AB=11 cmBC=16 cmCA=14 cm

Q: 3. Find angle C 6. 5.

A: A=s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c) where s=a+b+c2 and the sides length are a,b,c. Here a=8,b=5,c=9 s=8+5+92=222=11…

Q: ? 27 11

A: Find the angle

Q: Find the measure of the three missing angles in the following pentagon. 5 7 60° 5 40° 6 8

A: Given: two angles is 600 and 400 and the sides are 5,8,6,5,7  to find: remaining angles in the…

Q: Find each lettered angle measure. 44 64 10

A: At angle e: The total angle by adding e to 90° and 64° is 180°. That is:  64°+e+90°=180°⇒e=16° At…

Q: Find the missing angles, round to the nearest hundredth: 27 42 40 38

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Q: Find the negative angle measure for the given angle in standard position. 115

A: Solution

Angles

In mathematics, angles constitute a very important part. Just like the concept of lines, an angle is a necessary figure that is used for measurement. How do you define its formation? It is formed when two or more lines meet at a point. The point at which two or more lines meet is known as the vertex. When the lines get inclined at this point, they do form various angles. Angles are measured from the vertex in terms of degrees.