Respuesta :
Consecutive Interior Angles add up to 180°
Hence,
Angle 2 is consective interior angle to the angle 50°
Thus,
Angle 2= 180-50 = 130°
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Hence,
Angle 2 is consective interior angle to the angle 50°
Thus,
Angle 2= 180-50 = 130°
See the attachment for complete workout.
I hope it will help

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Since the lines are parallel, we know that angle [tex]2[/tex] must be equal to [tex]130[/tex]°
Reason--------> by corresponding angles
Therefore,
the answer is the option
A. [tex]130[/tex] degrees
Alternative Method
Since the lines are parallel, we know that angle [tex]3[/tex] must be supplementary to [tex]130[/tex]°.
Therefore,
the measure of angle [tex]3[/tex] will be
[tex]angle3+130=180 \\ angle 3=180-130 \\ angle3=50degrees [/tex]
we know that angle [tex]3[/tex] must be supplementary to angle [tex]2[/tex]
[tex]angle3+angle 2=180 \\ 50+angle2=180 \\ angle2=180-50 \\ angle2=130 degrees[/tex]
Therefore,
the answer is the option
A. [tex]130[/tex] degrees
.
Since the lines are parallel, we know that angle [tex]2[/tex] must be equal to [tex]130[/tex]°
Reason--------> by corresponding angles
Therefore,
the answer is the option
A. [tex]130[/tex] degrees
Alternative Method
Since the lines are parallel, we know that angle [tex]3[/tex] must be supplementary to [tex]130[/tex]°.
Therefore,
the measure of angle [tex]3[/tex] will be
[tex]angle3+130=180 \\ angle 3=180-130 \\ angle3=50degrees [/tex]
we know that angle [tex]3[/tex] must be supplementary to angle [tex]2[/tex]
[tex]angle3+angle 2=180 \\ 50+angle2=180 \\ angle2=180-50 \\ angle2=130 degrees[/tex]
Therefore,
the answer is the option
A. [tex]130[/tex] degrees
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