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Please help me with geometry! <3 In rhombus ABCD, m<=53, What is M (=degrees)

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In a rhombus opposite angles are equal and all 4 add up to 360
assuming one angle is 53, the opposite angle will also be 53 and then adjacent angles will be (360 - (53 x 2))/2 = 254/2 = 127*(deg)
I think the answer you're looking for is 127

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