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Find the measures of the numbered angles in rhombus defg. Anyone, please help I'm stuck!!

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Answer:

The answer are

$m < 1 = 27 \\ m < 2 = 27 \\ m < 3 = 90 \\ m < 4 = 27 \\ m < 5 = 63 \\ m < 6 = 63$

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