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Mathematics, 02.06.2021 02:10 juli8350

Two triangles can be created by connecting the top of the 2−in. segment with the dashed line, once in each spot where the arc intersects the dashed line. The triangles are (select)
, but both have sides with lengths of 2 in, and
(select)
in., and a 45° angle not included between them.

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