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Determining Angle Measures in Context A section of wall is being framed, A model of the framing
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Which best describes the relationship between the
125° angle and angle A?
They are same side interior angles. Angle A
measures 55°
They are alternate interior angles, Angle A
measures 125
They are vertical angles, Angle A measures 125,
They are corresponding angles, Angle A measures
55
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