Only 8 and 7 Determine the missing degree measure for each diagram. m1. m =2. m =3. m4. mActivity 3.1.5 Applications of the Triangle, Quadrilateral andPolygon Angle Sum TheoremsPart I Triangles5. m6. mActivity 3.1.5.Name:B8. m.B122°71°128⁰Date:Use the diagram at the right for questions 7 and 8.7. m =BEKBConnecticut Core Geometry Curriculum Version 3.059G29°40°n55°HC3739Page 2 of 425

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