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∆ABC is rotated 100° counterclockwise about point P to create ∆A'B'C'. what is angle m C'A'B'?

A.50°
B.60°
C.70°
D.100°

∆ABC is rotated 100° counterclockwise about point P to create ∆A'B'C'. what is angle-example-1
User Henry Le
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the answer would be c, 70

User Kalief
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Answer:

Option C.

Explanation:

A triangle ABC is rotated counterclockwise (about a point P) by an angle = 100° to create a new triangle A'B'C'.

After rotation points A,B and C will overlap A', B' and C' respectively but angles A, B and C of triangle ABC will remain unchanged.

Therefore, ∠C'A'B' ≅ ∠CAB ≅ 70°

Option C will be the answer.

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