The angles are p=67°, q=15°, x=82°, y=81°, s=28° and m=72.5°.
For the given figures we need to find the unknown angles.
In the first figure to find angle p first apply the angle sum property to the triangle.
That is, 82°+31°+p=180° (∵ Sum of interior angles of a triangle is 180°)
⇒p=67°.
p=67° is a vertically opposite angle to the other triangle.
To find q:
67°+98°+q=180°
⇒q=15°.
In the second figure to find angles x and y apply the angle sum property to the triangle.
That is, 28°+(53°+x)+17°=180°
⇒98°+x=180°
⇒x=82°.
To find y:
x+y+17°=180°
⇒82°+y+17°=180°
⇒y=81°
In the third figure to find angles x and y apply the angle sum property to the triangle.
That is, 100-x+30+4x+7x=180°
⇒10x=80°⇒x=10°.
Now the angles of the triangle are 100-10=90°, 30+4x=70°
y=90°+70°=160° (∵Exterior angle is equal to the sum of two opposite interior angles).
In the 4th figure, to find angle 's' use the isosceles triangle concept.
That is, s+76°+76°=180° (∵In isosceles triangle base angles are equal)
⇒s=28°
In the 5th figure, to find angle 'm' use the isosceles triangle concept.
That is, 35°+m+m=180° (∵In isosceles triangle base angles are equal)
⇒2m=145°
⇒m=72.5°
Hence, the angles are p=67°, q=15°, x=82°, y=81°, s=28° and m=72.5°.
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