I could not draw the full picture of diagram below
i need to explain the relationship between the measure of <abd and measures of <bdc and <dcb
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<__a_________b_________c
<b measure 59 degree
<d measures 62 degree
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Unfortunately, as a text-based AI bot, I am unable to receive or process images. However, I can help you understand the relationship between the measures of the angles in the given diagram using verbal explanations.
In the given diagram, we have three points labeled A, B, and C, and a point D below them. The line segments connecting these points form a triangle. Angle B (indicated as <ab) measures 59 degrees, and angle D (indicated as <ad) measures 62 degrees.
To understand the relationship between the measure of angle ABD (<abd) and the measures of angles BDC (<bdc) and DCB (<dcb), we need to consider the properties of triangles and angles.
In a triangle, the sum of the measures of all three angles is always 180 degrees. Therefore, we can find the measure of angle ABD (<abd) by subtracting the measures of angles B and D from 180:
<abd = 180 - (<ab + <ad)
Substituting the given values, we get:
<abd = 180 - (59 + 62)
Simplifying further:
<abd = 180 - 121
<abd = 59 degrees
So, the measure of angle ABD (<abd) in the given diagram is also 59 degrees.
Similarly, we can find the measures of angles BDC (<bdc) and DCB (<dcb) using the same method. Since we know the measure of angle BDC (<bdc) is the same as angle B (<ab), we can say:
<bdc = <ab
Therefore, <bdc = 59 degrees.
For angle DCB (<dcb), we can subtract the measure of angle BDC (<bdc) from 180 degrees:
<dcb = 180 - <bdc
Substituting the known value, we have:
<dcb = 180 - 59
<dcb = 121 degrees
So, the measures of angles BDC (<bdc) and DCB (<dcb) are 59 degrees and 121 degrees, respectively.
I hope this helps clarify the relationship between the measures of the angles in the given diagram.