#Angle
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so do you know the angle rules for parallelograms?
@ionic glacier
ok
so here they are
- Opposite angles are equal and congruent.
- Consecutive angles are supplementary, meaning they add up to 180°
What’s consecutive
next to each other
so angle DCB and angLe CDA add up to 180
Okay then
so using those rules, what is angle cda?
58
no thats angle dcb
112/58
Divide
are you sure 112 + 58 = 180
Yes
Look
This is the answer but
I don’t get it
Cuz I got it from gauth
I want to understand it you know
omd
so anyways
angle FDE = angle CDA
because they are opposite angles
and because we know FD = DE
triangle FDE is isoceles
what is the angle rule for isoceles triangles?
2 angles are equal
which two angles
Edf and fde
yes good job
Now how do I get f
and what is another angle rule for all triangles
Add up to 180
exaclty
so we know 2 angles are same (which we dont know)
and the other angle is 122
so can we write an equation for finding x?
so solve for x now
122
yes
btw these questions mention "show any workings"
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wdym
oh the 122 angle?
Yes
use the rule that consecutive angles in a parallelogram sum to 180
or you could say
co-interior angles sum to 180
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