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3 years ago

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NemiM [27]3 years ago

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Answer:

1: 30

2: 90

3: 45 or 30 (what angle is it talking about? The line on the right or the left? It was a bit unclear.. can u comment it?)

4: 90

5: 30+90+45= 165 OR 30+90+30= 150

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