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If m<cdb=50 degrees, what is m<edg? answer options are: A. 35 DEGREES B. 40 DEGREES C. 45 DEGREES D. 50 DEGREES

If m<cdb=50 degrees, what is m<edg? answer options are: A. 35 DEGREES B. 40 DEGREES C. 45 DEGREES D. 50 DEGREES
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If m<cdb=50 degrees, what is m<edg?

answer options are:
A. 35 DEGREES
B. 40 DEGREES
C. 45 DEGREES
D. 50 DEGREES

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Answer: the answer is C. 45.

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the answer is C. 45.                       
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