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Idk the answer can u help me

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valentinak56 [21]3 years ago

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The answer is C) 67

Angle FGE is a right angle so it is 90 degrees and angle AGF is the same as CGD so it is 23 degrees.

Add angle FGE and angle AGF together (90 + 23 = 113) and subtract that by 180 (180 - 113 = 67)

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