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The measure of BCE is 125° the measure of DCE is 42° what is the measure of BC E degrees
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The measure of BCE is 125° the measure of DCE is 42° what is the measure of BC E degrees
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It would be 125 if I'm correct
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It would be 125° because you already said that BCE is 125
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