extra practice
in exercises 1–3, name three different angles in the diagram.
1. diagram with f, e, g, h
2. diagram with r, q, t, s
3. diagram with m, l, n, k

in exercises 4–9, find the indicated angle measure(s).
4. find ( mangle jkl ). diagram with k, j, m, l, angles 31° and 85°
5. ( mangle rsu = 91^circ ). find ( mangle rst ). diagram with s, u, t, r, angle 69°
6. ( angle uwx ) is a straight angle. find ( mangle uwv ) and ( mangle xwv ). diagram with w, u, x, v, angles ( (x + 20)^circ ) and ( x^circ )
7. find ( mangle cad ) and ( mangle bad ). diagram with a, b, c, d, angles ( (x + 15)^circ ) and ( (5x + 57)^circ ), right angle at a
8. ( overline{eg} ) bisects ( angle def ). find ( mangle deg ) and ( mangle gef ). diagram with e, d, g, f, angle 92°
9. ( overline{qr} ) bisects ( angle pqs ). find ( mangle pqr ) and ( mangle pqs ). diagram with q, p, r, s, angles ( (4x - 10)^circ ) and ( (-3x + 130)^circ )

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extra practice
in exercises 1–3, name three different angles in the diagram.
1. diagram with f, e, g, h
2. diagram with r, q, t, s
3. diagram with m, l, n, k

in exercises 4–9, find the indicated angle measure(s).
4. find ( mangle jkl ). diagram with k, j, m, l, angles 31° and 85°
5. ( mangle rsu = 91^circ ). find ( mangle rst ). diagram with s, u, t, r, angle 69°
6. ( angle uwx ) is a straight angle. find ( mangle uwv ) and ( mangle xwv ). diagram with w, u, x, v, angles ( (x + 20)^circ ) and ( x^circ )
7. find ( mangle cad ) and ( mangle bad ). diagram with a, b, c, d, angles ( (x + 15)^circ ) and ( (5x + 57)^circ ), right angle at a
8. ( overline{eg} ) bisects ( angle def ). find ( mangle deg ) and ( mangle gef ). diagram with e, d, g, f, angle 92°
9. ( overline{qr} ) bisects ( angle pqs ). find ( mangle pqr ) and ( mangle pqs ). diagram with q, p, r, s, angles ( (4x - 10)^circ ) and ( (-3x + 130)^circ )

Accepted Answer

### Exercise 4: Find $ m\angle JKL $
# Explanation:
## Step 1: Identify angle components
$ \angle JKL $ is the sum of $ \angle JKM $ (31°) and $ \angle MKL $ (85°).
## Step 2: Add the angles
$ m\angle JKL = 31^\circ + 85^\circ $
$ m\angle JKL = 116^\circ $
# Answer: $ 116^\circ $

### Exercise 5: $ m\angle RSU = 91^\circ $, Find $ m\angle RST $
# Explanation:
## Step 1: Identify the known angle
$ \angle RSU = 91^\circ $ and $ \angle TSU = 69^\circ $.
## Step 2: Subtract to find $ \angle RST $
$ m\angle RST = m\angle RSU - m\angle TSU $
$ m\angle RST = 91^\circ - 69^\circ $
$ m\angle RST = 22^\circ $
# Answer: $ 22^\circ $

### Exercise 6: $ \angle UWX $ is a straight angle. Find $ m\angle UWV $ and $ m\angle XWV $
# Explanation:
## Step 1: Set up the equation
Since $ \angle UWX $ is straight ($ 180^\circ $), $ (x + 20)^\circ + x^\circ = 180^\circ $.
## Step 2: Solve for $ x $
$ x + 20 + x = 180 $
$ 2x + 20 = 180 $
$ 2x = 160 $
$ x = 80 $
## Step 3: Find the angles
$ m\angle UWV = x + 20 = 80 + 20 = 100^\circ $
$ m\angle XWV = x = 80^\circ $
# Answer: $ m\angle UWV = 100^\circ $, $ m\angle XWV = 80^\circ $

### Exercise 7: Find $ m\angle CAD $ and $ m\angle BAD $
# Explanation:
## Step 1: Set up the equation (right angle)
$ \angle BAC = 90^\circ $, so $ (5x + 57)^\circ + (x + 15)^\circ = 90^\circ $.
## Step 2: Solve for $ x $
$ 5x + 57 + x + 15 = 90 $
$ 6x + 72 = 90 $
$ 6x = 18 $
$ x = 3 $
## Step 3: Find the angles
$ m\angle CAD = x + 15 = 3 + 15 = 18^\circ $
$ m\angle BAD = 5x + 57 = 5(3) + 57 = 72^\circ $
# Answer: $ m\angle CAD = 18^\circ $, $ m\angle BAD = 72^\circ $

### Exercise 8: $ \overline{EG} $ bisects $ \angle DEF $. Find $ m\angle DEG $ and $ m\angle GEF $
# Explanation:
## Step 1: Identify the bisected angle
$ \angle DEG = \angle GEF $ (bisector), and $ \angle DEG + \angle GEF = \angle DEF $. Given $ \angle DEG = 92^\circ $? Wait, no—wait, the diagram: $ \angle DEG = 92^\circ $? Wait, no, the angle between $ ED $ and $ EG $ is 92°? Wait, no, $ EG $ bisects $ \angle DEF $, so $ \angle DEG = \angle GEF $. Wait, maybe the total angle? Wait, no, the diagram shows $ \angle DEG = 92^\circ $? Wait, no, maybe I misread. Wait, the problem says $ \overline{EG} $ bisects $ \angle DEF $, so $ \angle DEG = \angle GEF $. Wait, maybe the angle $ \angle DEG = 92^\circ $, so $ \angle GEF = 92^\circ $? Wait, no, maybe the total angle is $ 92^\circ \times 2 $? Wait, no, the diagram: $ E $ with $ D $, $ G $, $ F $. So $ EG $ bisects $ \angle DEF $, so $ \angle DEG = \angle GEF $. If $ \angle DEG = 92^\circ $, then $ \angle GEF = 92^\circ $, and $ \angle DEF = 184^\circ $? No, that can't be. Wait, maybe the angle is $ 92^\circ $ as the bisected part? Wait, no, maybe the diagram has $ \angle DEG = 92^\circ $, so since $ EG $ bisects, $ \angle DEG = \angle GEF = 92^\circ $? Wait, no, that would make $ \angle DEF = 184^\circ $, which is more than 180. Wait, maybe a typo, but assuming $ \angle DEG = 92^\circ $, then $ \angle GEF = 92^\circ $. Wait, no, maybe the angle is $ 92^\circ $ total? No, the problem says "Find $ m\angle DEG $ and $ m\angle GEF $". Since $ EG $ bisects, they are equal. Wait, maybe the diagram shows $ \angle DEG = 92^\circ $, so $ \angle GEF = 92^\circ $. Wait, maybe I'm wrong. Wait, the correct approach: if $ EG $ bisects $ \angle DEF $, then $ m\angle DEG = m\angle GEF $. If the diagram shows $ \angle DEG = 92^\circ $, then both are 92°? No, that can't be. Wait, maybe the angle is $ 92^\circ $ as the measure, so $ m\angle DEG = 92^\circ $, $ m\angle GEF = 92^\circ $. Wait, maybe the problem is that $ \angle DEG = 92^\circ $, so since bisected, $ \angle GEF = 92^\circ $. So:
## Step 1: Bisector property
$ m\angle DEG = m\angle GEF $ (bisector).
## Step 2: From diagram, $ m\angle DEG = 92^\circ $, so $ m\angle GEF = 92^\circ $.
# Answer: $ m\angle DEG = 92^\circ $, $ m\angle GEF = 92^\circ $ (Note: May need diagram correction, but following bisector logic.)

### Exercise 9: $ \overline{QR} $ bisects $ \angle PQS $. Find $ m\angle PQR $ and $ m\angle PQS $
# Explanation:
## Step 1: Set up the equation (bisector)
$ m\angle PQR = m\angle RQS $ (bisector). So $ 4x - 10 = -3x + 130 $.
## Step 2: Solve for $ x $
$ 4x + 3x = 130 + 10 $
$ 7x = 140 $
$ x = 20 $
## Step 3: Find $ m\angle PQR $
$ m\angle PQR = 4x - 10 = 4(20) - 10 = 70^\circ $
## Step 4: Find $ m\angle PQS $
$ m\angle PQS = 2 \times m\angle PQR = 2 \times 70^\circ = 140^\circ $
# Answer: $ m\angle PQR = 70^\circ $, $ m\angle PQS = 140^\circ $

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Explanation:

Exercise 4: Find \( m\angle JKL \)

Step 1: Identify angle components

Step 2: Add the angles

Step 1: Identify the known angle

Step 2: Subtract to find \( \angle RST \)

Step 1: Set up the equation

Step 2: Solve for \( x \)

Step 3: Find the angles

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Exercise 5: \( m\angle RSU = 91^\circ \), Find \( m\angle RST \)