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What is the degree measure of angle a? (Figure is attached)

(1) b + c = 287 degrees
(2) d + e = 269 degrees


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From the figure, a = e (vertically opposite angles)

Also b = e + g (exterior angle = sum of interior opposite angles)
and c = e + f
and d = e + g

(1) b + c = 287 degrees

This means e + g + e + f = 287
But e + f + g = 180
So e + 180 = 287
e = 107
Sufficient

(2) d + e = 269 degrees
e + g + e = 269
Doesn't help us get e. Not sufficient

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