Angle C is formed by two line segments plotted on a coordinate plane. Angle D is the result of translating those two line segments 4 units up and 7 units to the left.

Question

If Angle C has a measure of 56 degrees, then what is the measure of Angle D?
Answer

degrees

Answer 1

The measure of an angle remains unchanged regardless of the translation of the line segments that form it. Therefore, if Angle C has a measure of 56 degrees, then Angle D, which is formed by translating the same line segments, will also have the same measure.

Thus, the measure of Angle D is:

56 degrees.