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3 years ago

Name an angle that is a corresponding angle to

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True [87]3 years ago

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Answer:

The corresponding angle of <POQ is<QTS.
The corresponding angle of <OQR is <QTV.
The corresponding angle of <PQT is <STV.
The corresponding angle of <RQT is <UTV.

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