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Chapter 1: Q2 (page 20)

For the following figure, name the vertex and sides of the angle ∠1.

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The vertex of an angle ∠1is A and the sides of the angle ∠1 are AB→ and AD→ .

Step by step solution

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Step 1. check the figure.

Consider the figure.

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Step 2. Apply the concept of vertex and sides of the angle.

An angle is formed by two rays which are called the sides of the angle.

The common endpoint of two rays is called the vertex.

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Step 3. Step description.

Now, the vertex for the angle ∠1is A.

The side of the angle ∠1is AB→and AD→.

Therefore, the vertex and sides of the angle ∠1 are A and AB→, AD→respectively.

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