When two straight lines intersect, one of the corners is 174 degrees. Find the sharp corners that have formed.

In order to find acute angles at the intersection of two straight lines, we will first of all remember what angles are formed when two straight lines intersect and how knowing one you can find the rest.

Let’s start by looking at what we know from the condition.

It says that when listing two straight lines, one of the angles is 174 °.

So, when two straight lines intersect, two types of angles are formed.

1. vertical angles – they are equal to each other;

2.adjacent angles – their sum is 180 °.

We know one of the adjacent angles, we are looking for the second:

180 – 174 = 6 ° acute angle and vertical with it of the same degree measure.