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Step-by-step explanation:

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[tex] \\ \\ \large \color{blue}{ \boxed{↪given \ angle \: 6 = 141}} \\ \\ \large \color{blue}{suppose \: angle \: 5 = x} \\ \\ \large \green {↪ \angle\: 5 \: nd \angle 6 \:are \: on \: straight \: line} \\ \\ \large \green{we \: know \: that \: the \: sum \: of \: straight \: angle \: is \: of \: 180} \\ \\ \large \green{ ↪\angle5 + \angle6 = 180} \\ \\ \large \green{↪ \angle{x} + \angle 141 = 180} \\ \\ \large \green{↪ \angle{x} = 180 - 141} \\ \\ \large \green{ ↪\angle{x} = 39} \\ \\ \\ \Large \color{pink}{ soo \: \angle5 = 39}[/tex]

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The measure of angle 5 in the diagram is 39 degrees

From the figure, both angles are linear pair angles.

So, we have:

Angle 5 + Angle 6 = 180 --- Linear pair angles add up to 180

This gives

Angle 5 + 141 = 180

Subtract 141 from both sides

Angle 5 = 39

Hence, the measure of angle 5 in the diagram is 39 degrees

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