An angle is bisected by a segment forming two new angles. ∠ 1 and ∠ 2. Find m ∠DBC if m ∠2 = 27.

Wouldn't it be still 27? So, like 27 + 27 = DBC?

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Addisyn Lawson

Mathematics

10 July, 13:02

An angle is bisected by a segment forming two new angles. ∠ 1 and ∠ 2. Find m ∠DBC if m ∠2 = 27.

Wouldn't it be still 27? So, like 27 + 27 = DBC?

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Maci Preston · Answer 1

Yes, it will still be 27? So, like 27 + 27 = DBC.

Rabbit · Answer 2

54

Step-by-step explanation:

Bisecting means to divide in half

<1 = <2

If <2 = 27, then <1 = 27

The sum of the angle = 27+27 = 54

If DBC is the original angle, then DBC = 54

An angle is bisected by a segment forming two new angles. ∠ 1 and ∠ 2. Find m ∠DBC if m ∠2 = 27.Wouldn't it be still 27? So, like 27 + 27 = DBC?

An angle is bisected by a segment forming two new angles. ∠ 1 and ∠ 2. Find m ∠DBC if m ∠2 = 27.

Wouldn't it be still 27? So, like 27 + 27 = DBC?