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When looking at sides AC and CB, what is the included angle? Question 22 options:

When looking at sides AC and CB, what is the included angle? Question 22 options:
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When looking at sides AC and CB, what is the included angle?
Question 22 options:

When looking at sides AC and CB, what is the included angle? Question 22 options:-example-1
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64! i think so lolllll
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Answer:

64 degrees

Explanation:

since it is in between the both of them and they both share the 62 degree angle

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