Answer:
See explanation below.
Step-by-step explanation:
First I'm going to find angle 2. Angle two plus 55 is equal to 115. 180-115=65. 65-55=10 Angle 2 = 10
Next, we can find angle 3. 55+10=65. 180-65=115. Angle 3 = 115
Angle 2 is equal to angle 5, angle 3 is equal to angle 6, and angle 4 is equal to 55.
Angle 5 = 10
Angle 4 = 55
Angle 6 = 115
Now we can find angle 8. 180-115=65. Angle 8 = 65
Angle 11 = 65
Angle 12 = 115
10+115=125 Angle 10 = 125
180-125 = 55 Angle 9 = 55
Angle 14 = 55
Angle 13 = 125
Answer:
<8, <5, <10 are 65 degrese
Step-by-step explanation:
oki, so, 55+m<2 must be 115 because 115 is a corresponding angel to 55+<2 meaning they are =, so m<2=115-55, m<2=60.
m<3 must then = 65 because line a phase a 180 angle (assuming a and b are parallel)
<3 is also corresponding to angle <10 so by the transitive property m<10=65.
m<8 must then = 65 because the angle of line b in 180, and the transversal cuts 115, 180-115=65.
whoops, then finally 5 is vertical from <2 so it is congruent, so <2 must be 65, so all angles are 65 degrees.