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An angle turns through 40 one-degree angles. What is its angle measure? A) 5° B) 20° C) 40° D) 80°
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An angle turns through 40 one-degree angles. What is its angle measure? A) 5° B) 20° C) 40° D) 80°
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An angle turns through 40 one-degree angles. What is its angle measure?
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B) 20°
C) 40°
D) 80°
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The answer to your question is C40
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