1. **Problem Statement:**
We have a point B with rays BA, BC, and BD. Angles are labeled 1 and 2. We need to:
(a) Name the vertex of \(\angle DBC\).
(b) Name the sides of \(\angle 2\).
(c) Write two other names for \(\angle 1\).
2. **Understanding Angles:**
- The vertex of an angle is the common endpoint where two rays meet.
- The sides of an angle are the two rays forming the angle.
- An angle can be named by its vertex and points on each side, or by its number label.
3. **Solution:**
(a) \(\angle DBC\) means the angle with vertex at point B and sides along points D and C.
- The vertex is the middle letter, so the vertex is **B**.
(b) \(\angle 2\) is formed by rays BC and BD.
- Therefore, the sides of \(\angle 2\) are **ray BC** and **ray BD**.
(c) \(\angle 1\) is formed by rays BA and BC.
- Two other names for \(\angle 1\) are \(\angle ABC\) and \(\angle CBA\) (vertex B with points A and C on sides).
**Final answers:**
(a) Vertex of \(\angle DBC\) is **B**.
(b) Sides of \(\angle 2\) are **ray BC** and **ray BD**.
(c) Two other names for \(\angle 1\) are \(\angle ABC\) and \(\angle CBA\).
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