What is this please help I need this completed

Mathematics

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Soloha48 [4]1 year ago

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Hi There Angles 3 and 4 both equal a 90 degree angle or bisect a 90 degree angle.

angle 5 is 44-degrees because it is complementary or vertical to the 44 degree angle.

x=32 because it is on the same line as the 44-degree angle and a line is 180 so 180-44=136 and to get the rest of x you would do the equation backwards so 136 divided by 4 is 34 and 36-2=32

angle a is 136 described above. Angle b, Because It Is On The Same Line As The 46 Degree Angle Is 180-46=134

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Arturiano [62]1 year ago

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Answer:

angles 3 and 4 both equal a 90 degree angle or bisect a 90 degree angle.

angle 5 is 44-degrees because it is complementary or vertical to the 44 degree angle.

x=32 because it is on the same line as the 44-degree angle and a line is 180 so 180-44=136 and to get the rest of x you would do the equation backwards so 136 divided by 4 is 34 and 36-2=32

angle a is 136 described above.

angle b, because it is on the same line as the 46 degree angle is 180-46=134

now im pooped :(

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