Mathematics For Machine Technology
Mathematics For Machine Technology
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Author: Peterson, John.
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Chapter 53, Problem 1A

Determine the values of ∠2, ∠3, and ∠4 if ∠l is 113°.
Chapter 53, Problem 1A, Determine the values of 2, 3, and 4 if l is 113.

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To determine

The value of angles  2, 3,and 4 for the given value of 1=113°.

Answer to Problem 1A

The values of angles are

  2=67°3=113°,and4=67°.

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Given:

The following figure is given

Mathematics For Machine Technology, Chapter 53, Problem 1A

The angles 1and 3 are opposite angles. The opposite angles are equal, so, the angle 3= 113° 

Now, angle 2 and angle 1 together make a straight line. The angle of straight line is 180o. Thus, the value of angle 2 can be calculated as

  2+1=180°2+113°=180°2=180°113°2=67°

The angles 2and 4 are opposite angles. The opposite angles are equal, so, the angle 4= 67° 

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