(a) In the figure below, m∠VZW = 47° and m∠VW⊥ = 132°. Find m∠Y⊥. Find m∠AB⊥. In the figure below, m∠VZW = 47 and m∠VW = 132. Find m∠XY. m∠Y = In the figure below, m∠ADC = 46 and m∠AC = 63. Find m∠AB. m∠AB =
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Therefore, we can find m∠Y⊥ by subtracting the given angle m∠VW⊥ from 90 degrees. m∠Y⊥ = 90° - 132° m∠Y⊥ = -42° Show more…
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