1. The problem asks to find the measures of angles ABF, ABD, EBC, FBC, and DBG given the angles 110\degree, 65\degree, and 20\degree around point B where lines AC and ED intersect.
2. Using the given angles and the fact that angles around a point sum to 360\degree, we find:
- Angle ABF = 110\degree (given)
- Angle ABD = 65\degree (given)
- Angle EBC = 20\degree (given)
3. To find angles FBC and DBG, note that the sum of all angles around B is 360\degree:
$$110 + 65 + 20 + \text{Angle FBC} + \text{Angle DBG} = 360$$
$$195 + \text{Angle FBC} + \text{Angle DBG} = 360$$
$$\text{Angle FBC} + \text{Angle DBG} = 165$$
4. Without additional information, assume angles FBC and DBG are equal:
$$\text{Angle FBC} = \text{Angle DBG} = \frac{165}{2} = 82.5\degree$$
Final answers:
- Angle ABF = 110\degree
- Angle ABD = 65\degree
- Angle EBC = 20\degree
- Angle FBC = 82.5\degree
- Angle DBG = 82.5\degree
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