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Angles in A Trapezium 1

The document is about finding the values of unknown angles in different trapezoids. It provides examples of 6 trapezoids with one or two angles marked with a "?" in each figure. The summary explains that the total of all angles in any quadrilateral like a trapezoid is always 360 degrees, and reminds the reader that trapezoids labeled "isosceles" have two pairs of equal angles. The answers section then provides the values for each missing angle based on using the 360 degree total rule and recognizing equal angles.

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Angles in A Trapezium 1

The document is about finding the values of unknown angles in different trapezoids. It provides examples of 6 trapezoids with one or two angles marked with a "?" in each figure. The summary explains that the total of all angles in any quadrilateral like a trapezoid is always 360 degrees, and reminds the reader that trapezoids labeled "isosceles" have two pairs of equal angles. The answers section then provides the values for each missing angle based on using the 360 degree total rule and recognizing equal angles.

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ANGLES IN A TRAPEZIUM 1
Remember that the angles in a quadrilateral (and therefore a trapezoid) add up to
360°. The angles are not drawn to scale, so do not try to measure them!

Remember: if the trapezoid looks like an isosceles trapezoid then it probably is!

Find the value of each angle marked with a “?”

1) An isosceles trapezoid 2)
50°
130° ?
?
50° 50°

3) 4)
78°
?
35° 35°
?
? 78°
?

5) 6)
28°
40° 58°

? 145° ?
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ANGLES IN A TRAPEZIUM 1 ANSWERS


Find the value of each angle marked with a “?”

1) An isosceles trapezoid 2)
50°
120° 120°
130°
60° 60°

3) 4)
78°
102°
35° 35°
102°
145° 145° 78°

5) 6)
28°
40° 58°

152° 145° 117°

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