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3 years ago

PLEASE HELP I NEED THE ANSWER FOR NUMBER 2 AND NUMBER 3

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11Alexandr11 [23.1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Hello!

answer: number 2 is a supplementary angle

answer: number 3 is complementary angle

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Pint to Fluid Ounce Conversion Table

Pint measurements converted to fluid ounces

Pints Fluid Ounces

1 pt 16 fl oz

2 pt 32 fl oz

3 pt 48 fl oz

4 pt 64 fl oz

5 pt 80 fl oz

6 pt 96 fl oz

7 pt 112 fl oz

8 pt 128 fl oz

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14 pt 224 fl oz

15 pt 240 fl oz

16 pt 256 fl oz

17 pt 272 fl oz

18 pt 288 fl oz

19 pt 304 fl oz

20 pt 320 fl oz

21 pt 336 fl oz

22 pt 352 fl oz

23 pt 368 fl oz

24 pt 384 fl oz

25 pt 400 fl oz

26 pt 416 fl oz

27 pt 432 fl oz

28 pt 448 fl oz

29 pt 464 fl oz

30 pt 480 fl oz

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