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Mathematics, 30.08.2021 04:30 caseychandler030418

U IIL Use the diagram to the right for questions 8-17. In the
diagram, oT bisects S0U, maoy = 30°, and mZYOW = 110.
Find the measure of each angle.
mΖΟΥ
140
9. m. zow
308.
ss
O
W
Z
10. mduOW
11. m _SOU
2 llo
Y
12. m. TOU
364
13. m 220T
To
lio
14. Name the sides of ZOT.
15. ZZOW and ?W form a linear pair.
16. SOU and 2 _?_are vertical angles.
17. mLOs+ m2UOS = m2 _?_

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