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2 years ago

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Fed [463]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

35A) arc AC = 360-(100+110+80)=

360-290 = 70°

35B) L D = ½× 70 = 35°

35C) L AEC = ½(100+70)=½×170= 85°

35D) L P = ½(100-70) = ½×30 = 15°

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