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Geometry: Characteristics of a Cube The object shown in Figure 27 is a cube (all edges are equal in length). Use this diagram for Problems 69 through 72. Figure 27 What is the measure of ∠ G D H ?

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Geometry: Characteristics of a Cube The object shown in Figure 27 is a cube (all edges are equal in length). Use this diagram for Problems 69 through 72.

Chapter 1.1, Problem 72PS, Geometry: Characteristics of a Cube The object shown in Figure 27 is a cube (all edges are equal in

Figure 27

What is the measure of ∠ G D H ?

To determine

To find the measure of ∠GDH.

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Given:

The given figure of the cube is shown below.

Calculation:

Let us construct the triangle DHG.

We have, ∠GHD=90∘, since the given figure is a cube.

We know each edge of a cube has equal length. Let the length of each edge be x.

So, the sides DH and GH have the length x

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