Find missing angles (straight line, corner, crossing lines)
Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Kira draws a line out from the square corner of an envelope for a secret-club stamp. It splits the corner into complementary angles, 28° and (4x + 10)°. What is x?
Luz tapes a streamer out from the square corner of the art table. It splits the corner into 19° and (3x + 17)°. What is x?
Labeled sketch, not to scale: a square corner with its right-angle mark, split by one ray into two angles marked 19° and (3x + 17)°. Labeled sketch, not to scale: a square corner with its right-angle mark, split by one ray into two angles marked 19° and (3x + 17)°. 19° (3x + 17)° Not to scale. Pia's tent poles cross at the top. The (6x + 18)° angle is across from the 138° angle. What is x?
Labeled sketch, not to scale: two straight lines cross at one point. The angle marked (6x + 18)° is across from the angle marked 138°. Labeled sketch, not to scale: two straight lines cross at one point. The angle marked (6x + 18)° is across from the angle marked 138°. 138° (6x + 18)° Not to scale. Three straight streets meet at one point on Tala's town map. Two angles are marked 48° and 73°, as the sketch shows. What is angle x, in degrees?
Labeled sketch, not to scale: three straight lines cross at one point, making six angles. Going around the point in order: 48°, an empty angle, x°, an empty angle, 73°, an empty angle. Labeled sketch, not to scale: three straight lines cross at one point, making six angles. Going around the point in order: 48°, an empty angle, x°, an empty angle, 73°, an empty angle. 48° x° 73° Not to scale. Bo's desk lamp arm leans on the flat desk. The angles on each side of the arm are (3x)° and (2x + 15)°. How big is the (2x + 15)° angle, in degrees?
Labeled sketch, not to scale: a straight line with one ray from a point on it. The two angles side by side are marked (3x)° and (2x + 15)°. Labeled sketch, not to scale: a straight line with one ray from a point on it. The two angles side by side are marked (3x)° and (2x + 15)°. (3x)° (2x + 15)° Not to scale. Esme draws a line out from the square corner of a poster. It splits the corner into (2x)° and (3x + 5)°. How big is the (3x + 5)° angle, in degrees?
Labeled sketch, not to scale: a square corner with its right-angle mark, split by one ray into two angles marked (2x)° and (3x + 5)°. Labeled sketch, not to scale: a square corner with its right-angle mark, split by one ray into two angles marked (2x)° and (3x + 5)°. Labeled sketch, not to scale (2x)° (3x + 5)° Jun tapes a paper snowflake chain out from the square corner of a window. It splits the corner into (4x)° and (2x + 6)°. How big is the (2x + 6)° angle, in degrees?
Labeled sketch, not to scale: a square corner with its right-angle mark, split by one ray into two angles marked (4x)° and (2x + 6)°. Labeled sketch, not to scale: a square corner with its right-angle mark, split by one ray into two angles marked (4x)° and (2x + 6)°. (4x)° (2x + 6)° Not to scale. Ren folds a paper pinwheel with four blades from one center point (it spins wobbly). The angles are 60°, 80°, x° and (3x)°. What is x?
Labeled sketch, not to scale: four rays from one point make four angles all the way around it: 60°, 80°, x° and (3x)°. Labeled sketch, not to scale: four rays from one point make four angles all the way around it: 60°, 80°, x° and (3x)°. 60° 80° x° (3x)° Not to scale. Four spokes on Tala's bike wheel are painted. The angles between them around the hub are 75°, 45°, x° and (2x)°. What is x?
Labeled sketch, not to scale: four rays from one point make four angles all the way around it: 75°, 45°, x° and (2x)°. Labeled sketch, not to scale: four rays from one point make four angles all the way around it: 75°, 45°, x° and (2x)°. 75° 45° x° 2x° Not to scale. Ari's toy sailboat has a triangle sail. The sail's angles are (2x)°, (2x + 6)° and 74°. What is x?
Labeled sketch, not to scale: a triangle with its three angles marked (2x)°, (2x + 6)° and 74°. Labeled sketch, not to scale: a triangle with its three angles marked (2x)°, (2x + 6)° and 74°. (2x)° (2x + 6)° 74° Not to scale