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Triangle angle sum theorem and exterior angle theorem

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the angle sum of triangle is 180 degrees. it can be explained because all the angle sum is just the number of sides - 2 and multiply them by 180.
and the exterior angle sum of any sides of polygon, including triangle is always 360 degrees
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Answer:

5.
m\angle 1=47^(\circ)


m\angle 2=137^(\circ)


m\angle 3=31^(\circ)

7.
m\angle 1=87^(\circ)


m\angle 2=45^(\circ)


m\angle 3=45^(\circ)


m\angle 4=52^(\circ)

Explanation:

5.
\angle 1+43^(\circ)+90^(\circ)=180^(\circ)

By triangle angle sum theorem


\angle +133^(\circ)=180^(\circ)

Addition property of integers


\angle 1=180-133=47^(\circ)

By using subtraction property of equality


m\angle 1=47^(\circ)


m\angle 2=90+47=137^(\circ)

By using exterior angle theorem


90+47+12+m\angle 3=180^(\circ)

By using triangle angle sum theorem


149+m\angle 3=180

Addition property of integers


m\angle 3=180-149=31^(\circ)

Using subtraction property of equality


m\angle 3=31^(\circ)

7.We are given that


m\angle ACD=90^(\circ)

BC bisects angle ACD


m\angle 2=m\angle 3

Therefore,
m\angle 2=(90)/(2)=45^(\circ)


m\angle 2=m\angle 3=45^(\circ)


m\angle 1+m\angle 2+48=180^(\circ)

By using triangle angle sum theorem

Substitute the value


45+m\angle 1+48=180


m\angle 1+93=180

By addition property of integers


m\angle 1=180-93=87^(\circ)

By using subtraction property of equality


m\angle 3+m\angle 4+83=180^(\circ)

By using triangle angle sum property

Substitute the values


45+m\angle 4+83=180


128+m\angle 4=180

Using addition property of integers


m\angle 4=180-128=52^(\circ)

Using subtraction property of equality

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