#What is the angle of a?
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The two tick marks on AB and AE mean that they're the same length. So what kind of triange is BAE?
bae is an isosceles triangle cuz 2 sides are equal
angle aeb= angle abe cuz they're base angles of an isosceles triangles
this means angle bae = 180-30-30=120
cuz of the angle sum property of triangles
im assuming abcd is a parallelogram and that angle bce =90
so angle bcd= angle bae=120
angle ecd or a=angle bcd-anglebce= 120-90=30
∠AEB=30° due to isosceles, therefore ∠A=180°-2*30°=120°. ∠A=∠C and ∠B=∠D, assuming the question provided AB∥CD and AD∥BC. Assuming the question also provided ∠AEC=90° (or else there'd be infinite solves, for you are able to move point E to anywhere on AD), ∠BEC=90°-30°=60°
Due to corresponding interior angles (intercept on parallel), ∠BCE=90°
interior angle sum of a quadrilateral is 360°, for you may slice any quadrilateral into two triangles by a diagonal, so that all their angles composes into the angles of the quadrilateral
BAEC is a quadrilateral, therefore ∠B=360°-120°-90°-90°=60°
∠B=∠D, therefore ∠D=60°
inner angle sum of triangles, 180°-90°-60°=30°
aka 1/3 of a right angle
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