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https://app31.studyisland.com/userFiles/nc6line1.gif Which of the following are alternate exterior angles? A. ∠B and ∠G B. ∠E an

d ∠H C. ∠A and ∠E

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<span>B. ∠E and ∠H are alternate exterior angles</span>

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