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In the diagram which angles pat of a linear sair and part

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Bas_tet [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

The word linear goes back into mathematics and algebra. . I have taken multiple courses over the years. You don't have to tell me the course your in. But are you trying to use mathematics geometry or algebra

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Geometry has to do with shapes and graphing mathematics has to do with measurements and angle like a protractor algebra has equations and graphing

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