Rethinking Typical:
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This year's Gerber baby has Down syndrome http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/gerber-down-1.4524930 Shared via the CBC News Android App
Also, here is the back-story: http://freebeacon.com/culture/first-child-down-syndrome-win-gerber-baby-appears-today-show/
PM Trudeau's November 2017 apology"
Math review question
This is the type of question that brings all of the angle relationships together. I will make some notes below the photo to help you review a little bit.
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| I apologize for it not being done with a ruler. |
- all straight lines (like the two parallel lines) add up to 180 degrees (there are three examples of supplementary angles going on in this drawing)
- I began to solve this question by filling in the unknown 70-degree angle in the triangle and seeing the ALTERNATE (Z shape) angle possibility
- once I had this, I knew the angle to the right would be 110 degrees (180-70) and it is also confirmed because the CO-INTERIOR measures total 180 (70 + 110) which has a C shape
- knowing two angles in the triangle (60, 70), I could do some subtraction to find the missing angle:
60 + 70 = 130; 180-130 = 50 degrees
- just to be sure, the top 3 angles on line GA, when added, equal 180: 60 + 50 + 70 = 180
There are some other ways to explain this, but I do not want to put TOO much information.
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