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4 years ago

I don’t know how to do this part

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1 answer:

inn [45]4 years ago

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Since the line down the middle is straight, it has a measure of 180. Subtract 180 - 41 and and you get 139. 3 is across from it, so you can assume it is so 139. 4 is across from the original, so it is 41

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