Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
7th Edition
ISBN: 9781337614085
Author: Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
Publisher: Cengage,
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### Geometry Angle Problems **Problem Description:** Given the following angles: - \( m∠ATB = 20° \) - \( m∠BTD = 72° \) - \( m∠CTD = 38° \) Find the angle \( m∠ATC \). **Diagram Explanation:** The diagram shows four rays emanating from a common vertex \( T \). These rays are labeled as follows: - Ray \( TA \) - Ray \( TB \) - Ray \( TC \) - Ray \( TD \) The points where the angles are formed between these rays are labeled appropriately to show the pairs of adjacent angles: - Angle \( ATB \) is the angle between rays \( TA \) and \( TB \) - Angle \( BTD \) is the angle between rays \( TB \) and \( TD \) - Angle \( CTD \) is the angle between rays \( TC \) and \( TD \) **Multiple Choice Options:** The possible angles for \( m∠ATC \) are given as: - A. \( 34° \) - B. \( 52° \) - C. \( 54° \) - D. \( 58° \) **Question:** Calculate the value of \( m∠ATC \) based on the given angles. **Solution Steps:** 1. Identify and sum up the angles around point \( T \). 2. Given that the sum of angles around a point is \( 360° \): \[ m∠ATC = 360° - (m∠ATB + m∠BTD + m∠CTD) \] 3. Substitute the given values: \[ m∠ATC = 360° - (20° + 72° + 38°) \] 4. Perform the calculation: \[ m∠ATC = 360° - 130° \] \[ m∠ATC = 230° \] 5. Therefore, \( m∠ATC = 230° \) is obtained. However, since the problem asks for a value within the range of the options provided and defined within the context of angles between rays, reevaluate in terms of the possible interpretation errors. Let's explore reevaluating: Since calculating around \( T \): The sum might be interpreted wrongly. Reevaluate it correctly, then directly solve based on
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Transcribed Image Text:### Geometry Angle Problems **Problem Description:** Given the following angles: - \( m∠ATB = 20° \) - \( m∠BTD = 72° \) - \( m∠CTD = 38° \) Find the angle \( m∠ATC \). **Diagram Explanation:** The diagram shows four rays emanating from a common vertex \( T \). These rays are labeled as follows: - Ray \( TA \) - Ray \( TB \) - Ray \( TC \) - Ray \( TD \) The points where the angles are formed between these rays are labeled appropriately to show the pairs of adjacent angles: - Angle \( ATB \) is the angle between rays \( TA \) and \( TB \) - Angle \( BTD \) is the angle between rays \( TB \) and \( TD \) - Angle \( CTD \) is the angle between rays \( TC \) and \( TD \) **Multiple Choice Options:** The possible angles for \( m∠ATC \) are given as: - A. \( 34° \) - B. \( 52° \) - C. \( 54° \) - D. \( 58° \) **Question:** Calculate the value of \( m∠ATC \) based on the given angles. **Solution Steps:** 1. Identify and sum up the angles around point \( T \). 2. Given that the sum of angles around a point is \( 360° \): \[ m∠ATC = 360° - (m∠ATB + m∠BTD + m∠CTD) \] 3. Substitute the given values: \[ m∠ATC = 360° - (20° + 72° + 38°) \] 4. Perform the calculation: \[ m∠ATC = 360° - 130° \] \[ m∠ATC = 230° \] 5. Therefore, \( m∠ATC = 230° \) is obtained. However, since the problem asks for a value within the range of the options provided and defined within the context of angles between rays, reevaluate in terms of the possible interpretation errors. Let's explore reevaluating: Since calculating around \( T \): The sum might be interpreted wrongly. Reevaluate it correctly, then directly solve based on
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