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The measure of angle  is   , and the measure of angle  is   . What is the value of  ?  \nID: 6d99b141 Answer  \nCorrect Answer: 83  \nRationale  \nThe correct answer is 83 . It's given that in the ±gure, 􀜣􀜥 = 􀜥􀜦 . Thus, triangle 􀜣􀜥􀜦 is an isosceles triangle and the measure of angle 􀜥􀜦􀜣 is equal to the measure of angle 􀜥􀜣􀜦 . The sum of the measures of the interior angles of a triangle is 180° . Thus, the sum of the measures of the interior angles of triangle 􀜣􀜥􀜦 is 180° . It's given that the measure of angle 􀜣􀜥􀜦 is 104° . It follows that the sum of the measures of angles 􀜥􀜦􀜣 and 􀜥􀜣􀜦 is 180-104°, or 76° . Since the measure of angle 􀜥􀜦􀜣 is equal to the measure of angle 􀜥􀜣􀜦 , the measure of angle 􀜥􀜦􀜣 is half of 76°, or 38° . The sum of the measures of the interior angles of triangle 􀜤􀜦􀜧 is 180° . It's given that the measure of angle 􀜧􀜤􀜥 is 45° . Since the measure of angle 􀜤􀜦􀜧, which is the same angle as angle 􀜥􀜦􀜣, is 38°, it follows that the measure of angle 􀜦􀜧􀜤 is 180-45-38°, or 97° . Since angle 􀜦􀜧􀜤 and angle 􀜣􀜧􀜤 form a straight line, the sum of the measures of these angles is 180° . It's given in the ±gure that the measure of angle 􀜣􀜧􀜤 is 􀝔° . It follows that  \n97 + 􀝔 = 180. Subtracting 97 from both sides of this equation yields 􀝔 = 83.  \nQuestion Dif±culty: Hard  \nQuestion ID e10d8313  \n\n| Assessment\u003Cbr>SAT | Test\u003Cbr>Math | Domain\u003Cbr>Geometry and Trigonometry | Skill\u003Cbr>Lines, angles, and triangles | Difficulty\u003Cbr>|\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nID: e10d8313  \nIn the figure shown, points  , , , and  lie on line segment , and line segment  intersects line segment  at point  . The measure of  is   , the measure of  is   , the measure of  is   , and the measure of  is   . What is the measure, in degrees, of ?  \nID: e10d8313 Answer  \nCorrect Answer: 123  \nRationale  \nThe correct answer is 123. The triangle angle sum theorem states that the sum of the measures of the interior angles of a triangle is 180 degrees. It's given that the measure of ∠􀜵􀜳􀜺 is 48° and the measure of ∠􀜵􀜺􀜳 is 86° . Since points 􀜵, 􀜳 , and 􀜺 form a triangle, it follows from the triangle angle sum theorem that the measure, in degrees, of ∠􀜳􀜵􀜺 is 180-48-86, or 46. It's also given that the measure of ∠􀜵􀜹􀜷 is 85° . Since ∠􀜵􀜹􀜷 and ∠􀜵􀜹􀜴 are supplementary angles, the sum of their measures is 180 degrees. It follows that the measure, in degrees, of ∠􀜵􀜹􀜴 is 180-85, or 95. Since points 􀜴, 􀜵, and 􀜹 form a triangle, and ∠􀜴􀜵􀜹 is the same angle as ∠􀜳􀜵􀜺, it follows from the triangle angle sum theorem that the measure, in degrees, of ∠􀜹􀜴􀜵 is 180-46-95, or 39. It's given that the measure of ∠􀜸􀜶􀜷 is 162° . Since ∠􀜸􀜶􀜷 and ∠􀜵􀜶􀜷 are supplementary angles, the sum of their measures is 180 degrees. It follows that the measure, in degrees, of ∠􀜵􀜶􀜷 is 180-162, or 18. Since points 􀜴, 􀜶, and 􀜷 form a triangle, and ∠ 􀜷􀜴􀜶 is the same angle as ∠􀜹􀜴􀜵, it follows from the triangle angle sum theorem that the measure, in degrees, of ∠􀜶􀜷􀜴 is 180-39-18, or 123.  \nQuestion Dif±culty: Hard  \nQuestion ID f88f27e5  \n\n| Assessment\u003Cbr>SAT | Test\u003Cbr>Math | Domain\u003Cbr>Geometry and Trigonometry | Skill\u003Cbr>Lines, angles, and triangles | Difficulty\u003Cbr>|\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nID: f88f27e5  \nIntersecting lines r, s, and t are shown below.  \nWhat is the value of x ?  \nID: f88f27e5 Answer  \nRationale  \nThe correct answer is 97. The intersecting lines form a triangle, and the angle with measure of  is an exterior angle of this triangle. The measure of an exterior angle of a triangle is equal to the sum of the measures of the two nonadjacent interior angles of the triangle. One of these angles has measure of  and the other, which is supplementary to the angle with measure , has measure of . 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