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Mathematics, 18.03.2021 02:50 witcol386

In triangle XYZ, mZZ > mZX + mZY. Which must be true about AXYZ? mZX + m2Z < 90°
mZY > 90°
ZX and Y are complementary
mZX + mZY < 90°

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In triangle XYZ, mZZ > mZX + mZY. Which must be true about AXYZ? mZX + m2Z < 90°
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