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3 years ago

One of my last ones i need

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grandymaker [24]3 years ago

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angle EPF = angle DPG

=> 4x + 48deg = 7x

=> 3x = 48 deg

=> x = 16

=> angle EPF = 4(16) +48 = 112deg

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