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What is the measure of <T? 72° 156° 48° 132°​

What is the measure of <T? 72° 156° 48° 132°​
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What is the measure of <T?
72°
156°
48°
132°​

What is the measure of <T? 72° 156° 48° 132°​-example-1
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Answer:

132°

Explanation:

24+24+T=180

48+T=180

T=132°

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