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Ivanshal
2 months ago
12

Given that Ray E B bisects ∠CEA, which statements must be true? Select three options. m∠CEA = 90° m∠CEF = m∠CEA + m∠BEF m∠CEB =

2(m∠CEA) ∠CEF is a straight angle. ∠AEF is a right angle.

Mathematics
2 answers:
Svet_ta [12.7K]2 months ago
5 0

Answer:

m∠CEA = 90°

m∠BEF = 135°

m∠CEF is a straight angle (m∠CEF = 180°)

m∠AEF = 90° (∠AEF is a right angle)

Step-by-step explanation:

From the diagram, it is evident that m∠CEA = 90°, given it's indicated to be a right angle (the square in the corner specifies that it measures 90°).

Moreover, m∠CEF = 180°, since if m∠CEA = 90°, m∠AEF = 90° as well, due to their adjacency. Hence, ∠CEF is classified as a straight angle.

Additionally, we can determine that m∠BEF = 135°, since ∠BEF arises from combining ∠BEA + ∠AEF. Knowing m∠AEF = 90°, and knowing ∠BEA represents the bisected angle from the right angle (segment BE bisects that right angle, as shown by the intersection with the small square, dividing it in half). Therefore, m∠BEA = 45°, leading to ∠BEA + ∠AEF = 45° + 90° = 135°

Consequently, the correct findings are:

  • m∠CEA = 90°
  • m∠BEF = 135°
  • m∠CEF is a straight angle (m∠CEF = 180°)
  • m∠AEF = 90° (∠AEF is a right angle)
tester [12.3K]2 months ago
5 0

Answer:

Attached is the question in consideration.

m\angle CEA =90 \ (deg)

m\angle BEF=135\ (deg)

\angle CEF forms a straight line.

\angle AEF depicts a right triangle.

The options 1,4,5,6 represent the correct answers.

Step-by-step explanation:

⇒ Given that \ ray\ AE  is ⊥FEC it constitutes a right triangle, leading to m\angle CEA =90\ (deg).

⇒ The measure for \angle BEF =135\ (deg) equals \angle BEF =\angle AEB +\angle AEF = (45+90)=135\ (deg) as \angle AEB bisects \angle AEC, implying that \angle AEB is half of \angle AEC, thus  \angle AEB = 45\ (deg).

⇒\angle CEF represents a straight line, as the angle measures across it yield 180\ (deg).

⇒ The angle measure for \angle AEF = 90\ (deg) is derived from the linear pair concept.

Since \angle CEA + \angle AEF = 180\ (deg), inserting the values of  m\angle CEA =90\ (deg) leads to \angle AEF = 90\ (deg).

The other two options are incorrect as:

  • m\angle CEF=m\angle CEA + m\angle BEF = (90+135)=225

       it surpasses 180\ (deg) while \angle CEF is a               

      straight line.

  • Also, m\angle CEB=2(m\angle CEA) is inaccurate.

     As \angle CEA = 90\ (deg) and \angle CEB=45\ (deg)

Thus, we have a total 4 valid answers.

The confirmed options are 1,4,5,6.

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