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The measure of ac = 7, mbac = 80°, mabc = 50°, the measure of nm = 7, mlnm = 80°, and mnlm = 50°. do the measurements indicate t

hat abc nlm?

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ser-zykov [4K]3 years ago

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Answer:

<u>*I need more detail* but if I guessed than the question is asking if the are equal triangles.</u>

Δabc=Δnlm

Step-by-step explanation:

Draw out both triangles and label them as described in the question. If one angle of the triangles are 80° and 50° than the other angle has to be measured as 50° because all the angles have to add up to 180°. And both triangles are said to have angles 80° and 50°. The length of ac and ab are equivalent because it is an isosceles triangle and same goes for Δnlm.

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