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Heck did I do wrong!?!?! IXL sucks

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zysi [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

∠G, ∠HGI, ∠IGH

Step-by-step explanation:

» <u>Concepts</u>

To name an angle, you MUST include the vertex either in the middle or have it standing by itself. To clarify, you can either call this angle ∠G, ∠HGI, or ∠IGH because they all include the vertex, G, in the middle or by itself. You put ∠HIG, which is incorrect because the vertex <u>is not </u><u>I</u>.

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