a. We can determine the measurement of angle A by considering that angle A and the 135-degree angle are supplementary. Supplementary angles are angles in a straight line and together they add up to 180 degrees. So, to find A, we just subtract 135 degrees from 180.
[tex]A=180-135=45[/tex]
ANSWER: The measure of angle A is 45 degrees.
b. Similarly, we can get the measurement of angle B by considering that A and B are supplementary angles. We can therefore get its measurement by subtracting 45 from 180.
[tex]B=180-45=135[/tex]
Additionally, we can also use the concept of vertical angles. Vertical angles are angles opposite each other in any intersecting lines. These angles have equal measurements. We know for a fact that opposite angle B is 135 degrees therefore it must also be 135 degrees.
ANSWER: The measure of angle B is 135 degrees.
c. Since the two strings are parallel, we can see some similarities between the angles in string 1 and string 2. We can notice that the measure of angle C should just be the same as the measure of angle A since both angles are located at the same location of the string. Therefore, angle C will also be equal to 45 degrees.
ANSWER: The measure of angle C is 45 degrees.