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2 nonoverlapping acute angles that share a ray form an obtuse angle. If one of the acute angles has a measure of 50 degrees what could be the measure of the other acute angle?

2 nonoverlapping acute angles that share a ray form an obtuse angle. If one of the acute angles has a measure of 50 degrees what could be the measure of the other acute angle?
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2 nonoverlapping acute angles that share a ray form an obtuse angle. If one of the acute angles has a measure of 50 degrees what could be the measure of the other acute angle?

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it would be 50 an acute angle is always under 50 atleast
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