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Chapter 10: Q11. (page 378)

On your paper, draw two angles roughly like those shown. Then for Exercise 11-14 construct an angle having the indicated measure. x+y

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figure depicts the angle measure x+y.

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Step 1. Given information.

Two angles are shown below.

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Step 2. Concept.

Angle x is obtuse and yis acute,

their sum will be obtuse.

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Step 3. Draw the figure.

The required figure is,

Therefore, the above figure depicts the angle measure x+y.

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