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Across the Crossing

Part of the Angles section of Coddy's Geometry journey. Lesson 4 of 59.

Two lines crossing at B. One angle is 70 degrees, and the angle facing it across B is unknown

Two straight lines cross at B. They make four angles. Look at the 70° angle. It has two neighbours. A neighbour is the angle right next to it. They share one side, called an arm. The 70° angle and each neighbour lie on one straight line.

The angle across from it, tip to tip, shares no arm with it. You will learn about that angle soon.

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Challenge

Lines AC and DE cross at B. ∠CBD is 128°. Its neighbour ∠EBC is x°. Find x. Tap the two angles and pick the reason. Then solve for x and press Check.

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Use the figure to find x

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