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Find the measure of each numbered angle. The drawing is not drawn to scale.
m_9 = 2x - 4<...
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Mathematics, 09.06.2021 22:30 luvcherie18
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Find the measure of each numbered angle. The drawing is not drawn to scale.
m_9 = 2x - 4
m_10 = 2x + 4
10
a.
m29 - 90°,m210 = 940
m29 = 86º,m210 - 940
c. m29 - 80°,m210 = 1109
d. m29 = 92°,m410 = 989
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