Part D go more than twice the measure A section of a wall has two angled supports that meet to form a right angle in the comer. The measure of the larger of the two angles of the smaller angle. Let a represent the measure of the smaller angle. Write and solve an equation to find the value of x What are the measures of the angles that form the comer support? The measures of the angles that form the corner support are 27"and 630 The building is designed to look like a cube with a triangular prism sitting on top (as the roof). The width of the building is 32 feet. The total height of the building, including the roof, is 44 feet. Part E If the peak of the roof as viewed from the front is 1209, explain what the measure of the other two angles will be. Classify the triangle formed by the sides of the roof. Even if the exact measure of the obtuse angle of the peak were not known, could one of the other angles also be obtuse? Why or why not? Part F The architect sketched a corner view of the building as shown. The building has two floors. The ceiling of the second floor represents a horizontal cross section of the building. What shape is this cross section? Describe the shape of the cross section when the building model is intersected by a vertical plane. The shape of the horizontal cross section is a rectangle