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I need help with 3-5 (yes i know there is a typo)

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3) 45 degrees as a straight line is 180 degrees and 180-135 is 45.
4) 45 degrees as the same principle applies, also opposite angles are equal
5) 135 degrees because opposite angles are equal

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