In parallelogram DEFG if m_DEF=110° find m_FGD. E 110° D G

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Sergio039 [100]3 years ago

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Answer:

E=x

or 110= x ( opposite angles of parallelogram are congurent)

E+D = 180 ( angles on st line)

110+D =180

D=70

D=F ( opposite angles of parallelogram are congurent)

so F=70

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