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k0ka [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

∠BAC=70°

Step-by-step explanation:

If AB || CD and BC II DE that means the two triangles are congruent or the same, this means ∠BAC°=∠DCE°, ∠ABC°=∠EDC°, and ∠BCA°=∠DEC°. The three angles of a triagle add up to 180°. If ∠DEC=45° and ∠EDC=65°

Total°-(∠DEZ°+∠EDC°)=∠DCE° or ∠ECD°

180°-(65°+45°)=70°

∠BAC°=∠DCE°

Therefore ∠BAC=70°

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