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And what about this one, that's a 48 by the way
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And what about this one, that's a 48 by the way

And what about this one, that's a 48 by the way-example-1
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Ok, so 90 + 48 = 138
Then you subtract 180 - 138 and get 42
That's how I mathematically got 42.

Hope it helped :)

User Equality
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40 degrees. I used my protractor
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