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If m<BAD=102° and m<CAD=27°, what is m<BAC
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If m<BAD=102° and m<CAD=27°, what is m<BAC

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The answer is m<BAC is 75 Degrees. This is because 102 degrees is made up of two angles then to find an angle all you need to do is subtract the angle that you have already from 102. 102-27 and you will find that BAC is 75 degrees.
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