And a diagram angle three and angle five or vertical angles and angle four is a supplementary angle with angle 5F and angle three equals 67° which equation can you write to solve for m angle 4

Answer 1

To solve for m angle 4, we know that angle 4 is a supplementary angle with angle 5F, and that angle 5F is vertical to angle three. We're also given that angle three equals 67°.

Since angles are supplementary if their sum is 180°, we can write the equation:

m angle 4 + m angle 5F = 180°

However, we need to find an equation to solve for m angle 4 specifically. Let's use the fact that angle 5F is vertical to angle three, meaning they are equal in measure. So, we can substitute m angle 5F with m angle three:

m angle 4 + m angle 3 = 180°

Since we know that m angle three equals 67°:

m angle 4 + 67° = 180°

This equation can be used to solve for m angle 4.