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3 years ago

In the above figure, find the measure of angle AEB + the measure of angle CED.

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1 answer:

matrenka [14]3 years ago

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Well, AEB is 28, and CED is 65,and you want to add them, so that would be 65+28, which equals 80+13=93, so the answer is b.

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