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ryzh [129]3 years ago

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ABC has
A as the first letter
B as the second letter
C as the third letter
The order is important

Similarly with EFG we hae
E as the first letter
F as the second letter
G as the third letter
The order is also important

Based on the orderings, we can say
A corresponds to E
B corresponds to F
C corresponds to G

Which means
A rotates to E
B rotates to F
C rotates to G

The final answer is choice C) Angle C
since we're looking for the angle that rotates or maps to angle G

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