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Jax drew an angle that turns through

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NemiM [27]1 year ago

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When Jax drew an angle that turns through 80 one-degree angles, the measure of the angle will be 80°.

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It should be noted that when an angle turns through a particular degree, it'll be said to have an identical degree.

In this case, when Jax drew an angle that turns through 80 one-degree angles, the measure of the angle will be 80°.

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