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If m<DEF = 145°, then what is m<FEG?​
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If m<DEF = 145°, then what is m<FEG?​

If m<DEF = 145°, then what is m<FEG?​-example-1
User Steve Evans
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Answer:

35°

Explanation:

DEG is a straight line (180°). ray FEH cuts it in half.

DEG-DEF=FEG

180-145=35

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User Eran Or
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Answer:

35 degrees

Explanation:

line g d equals 180 degrees

180-145=35

because angle def and angle feg equals 180

User Atul Arvind
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