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3 years ago

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alex41 [277]3 years ago

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Answer:

A 16°

B -8°

C 6°

D -16°

E -4°

Step-by-step explanation:

Look at 0° and 10°. There are 5 lines from one to the other, so each line represents 2°.

3 lines above 10° = 10° + 3 * 2° = 10° + 6° = 16°

1 lines above -10° = -10° + 2° = -8°

3 lines above 0° = 0° + 3 * 2° = 0° + 6° = 6°

2 lines above -20° = -20° + 2 * 2° = -20° + 4° = -16°

3 lines above -10° = -10° + 3 * 2° = -10° + 6° = -4°

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