Chapter 3: Q34 (page 99)
A pair of same-side interior angles are trisected (divided into three congruent angles) by the red lines in the diagram. Find out what you can about the angles of ABCD.

Short Answer
The angles of ABCD is given by and .
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Chapter 3: Q34 (page 99)
A pair of same-side interior angles are trisected (divided into three congruent angles) by the red lines in the diagram. Find out what you can about the angles of ABCD.

The angles of ABCD is given by and .
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Prove:

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