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Angles at a Point, Complementary / Supplementary / Opposite angles

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Identify each pair of opposite angles

n=p, m=q

Identify each pair of opposite angles

u=w, s=v

Can angles of 50, 50, 130 and 130 degrees form angles at a point? Explain

Yes -- they add up to 360 degrees

Can angles of 50, 50, 130 and 130 degrees form opposite angles?

Yes -- two intersecting lines will create opposite angles.

AB and CD are intersecting lines. Determine the measures of <j and <k

<j=60 degrees, <k=68 degrees

MN, PQ, and RS are intersecting lines. Determine the sum of the measures of <b, <d, and <f

180 degrees

PQ, MN, and XY are intersecting lines and ∠a = ∠c = ∠e. Determine the measure of ∠b.

60 degrees

Determine the value of a

89 degrees

The figure shows three lines: AB, CD, and EF. Find the measure of x.

40 degrees