Mathematics, 26.09.2019 01:40 accounting73

What is the measure of this angle?
a) 44°
b) 56°
c) 136°
d) 144°

What is the measure of this angle? a) 44° b) 56° c) 136° d) 144° <

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What is the measure of this angle?
a) 44°
b) 56°
c) 136°
d) 144°
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