To find the angle measurements given in the description of the rays, we can use the information we have about the angles between them.
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Let’s label the rays:
- Ray 1 (top left)
- Ray 2 (bottom left, below Ray 1)
- Ray 3 (bottom left, below Ray 2)
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Given angles:
- Angle between Ray 1 and Ray 2 = 54 degrees (let’s call this angle A)
- Angle between Ray 1 and Ray 3 = 80 degrees (let’s call this angle B)
- Angle between Ray 2 and Ray 3 = s degrees (let’s call this angle C)
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Understanding the angles: Since Ray 1 is the topmost ray and Ray 3 is the bottommost ray, we can find angle C using the relationship between the angles.
For Ray 1 and Ray 2:
- The angle between Ray 1 and Ray 2 (A) is given as 54 degrees.
For Ray 1 and Ray 3:
- The angle between Ray 1 and Ray 3 (B) is given as 80 degrees.
Ray 2 and Ray 3 make a triangle with the angle measurements around Ray 1. Therefore, we can find angle C (s) using the following relationship:
Sum of angles around point = 360 degrees.
From Ray 1: \[ A + B + C = 180 \text{ degrees} \ 54 + 80 + C = 180 \ C = 180 - 134 \ C = 46 \text{ degrees} \]
- Final Measurements:
- Angle between Ray 1 and Ray 2 (A) = 54 degrees
- Angle between Ray 1 and Ray 3 (B) = 80 degrees
- Angle between Ray 2 and Ray 3 (C/s) = 46 degrees
So, the angle measurements are:
- Angle A = 54 degrees
- Angle B = 80 degrees
- Angle C (s) = 46 degrees