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This activity is about finding the angles in a quadrilateral, which always add up to 360°.

 

Example

 

angles in a quadrilateral

 

To find angle x, we add up the existing angles and subtract this from 360°.

 

We can see that the quadrilateral above has two right angles and a third angle of 34°.

 

90 + 90 + 34 = 214

x = 360 - 214 = 146°

 

Does that make sense?

 

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