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Which angles measure is equal to the sum of the measure of m<sqr and m<qrs
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Which angles measure is equal to the sum of the measure of m<sqr and m<qrs

Which angles measure is equal to the sum of the measure of m<sqr and m<qrs-example-1
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<RSC = <SQR + <QRS

An exterior angle of a triangle is equal to the sum of the opposite interior angles

Answer is the first one

<RSC


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