An angle is bisected, forming two new
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First let's define bisected
To bisect an angle means to split an angle <em>exactly in half</em>. Both sides of a bisected angle are equal to each other
The original angle (48 degrees) is bisected so we must divide 48 by 2 to find a degree of each angle
48 ÷ 2 = 24
The measure of each new angle is 24 degrees
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