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Let's apply this theorem to the given triangle.
The sum of the measures of the two remote angles, 35^(∘) and 75^(∘), will give us the measure of the missing angle m∠ 1. x= 35^(∘) + 75^(∘) ⇒ x = 110^(∘)
Now let's apply this theorem to the given triangle.
The sum of the measures of the two remote angles x and x will add up to the measure of the exterior angle 140^(∘). 140^(∘) = x + x ⇒ x = 70^(∘)
Let's apply this theorem to the given triangle.
The sum of the measures of the two remote angles, x^(∘) and 100^(∘), will give us the measure of the exterior angle 148^(∘). 148^(∘)= x^(∘) + 100^(∘) ⇒ x = 48^(∘)
Notice that the angles measuring x and 72^(∘) form a linear pair. This means that their measures must add up to 180^(∘). Let's write this as an equation and solve for x. x + 72^(∘) = 180^(∘) ⇒ x = 108^(∘)