Answer :

This is really simple. Angle B is 61. A line has to be equal to 180°, so 180-61=119° So C is your answer

Answer:

Option c) 119 degrees

Step-by-step explanation:

Given is a triangle BCD with exterior angle at B as ABD

Given are the angles of D and B.

We are to find the exterior angle measure ABD

WE can do this in two ways.

One method is to find ABD as supplementary of angle B since linear paid

Hence

[tex]ABD =180-61 =119[/tex]

II method is to use the fact that exterior angle is the sum of other two interior angles

Angle C = [tex]180-48-61\\= 71[/tex]

Angle ABD = sum of C and D

=[tex]48+71\\=119[/tex]

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