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Chapter 8.1, Problem 2BE

Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions.

For each triangle shown, two angles are given. Find the third angle without using a protractor.

Chapter 8.1, Problem 2BE, Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions. For each triangle shown, two , example 1

Chapter 8.1, Problem 2BE, Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions. For each triangle shown, two , example 2

Chapter 8.1, Problem 2BE, Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions. For each triangle shown, two , example 3

Chapter 8.1, Problem 2BE, Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions. For each triangle shown, two , example 4

Chapter 8.1, Problem 2BE, Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions. For each triangle shown, two , example 5

(The angles labeled a are equal.)

Chapter 8.1, Problem 2BE, Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions. For each triangle shown, two , example 6

Chapter 8.1, Problem 2BE, Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions. For each triangle shown, two , example 7

Chapter 8.1, Problem 2BE, Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions. For each triangle shown, two , example 8

Chapter 8.1, Problem 2BE, Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions. For each triangle shown, two , example 9

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Use the geometry relationships to answer the following questions. For each triangle shown, two angles are given. Find the third angle without using a protractor. (The angles labeled a are equal.)

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