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(18) In the right triangle CDE, Angle E

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Answer: 43 degrees

Explanation: All of the angles inside of a triangle add to equal 180 degrees. All you have to do is subtract the two angle measures from 180 degrees to get the answer.
180-90-47=43 degrees

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