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Find m∠1 if m∠2=73°, m∠3=107°, m∠4=92°.

Find m∠1 if m∠2=73°, m∠3=107°, m∠4=92°.
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Find m∠1 if m∠2=73°, m∠3=107°, m∠4=92°.

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If you are describing a quadrilateral, then the answer is
m1 + 73 + 107 + 92 = 360
m1 + 272 = 360
m1 = 360 - 272
m1 = 88 degrees.
If it is anything but a quadrilateral, it would be a good idea to state what it is.
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