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Given that angleAXB is complementary to both angleCYD and angleFZE, and mangleAXB = 46°, what is mangleCYD + mangleFZE?
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Given that angleAXB is complementary to both angleCYD and angleFZE, and mangleAXB = 46°, what is mangleCYD + mangleFZE?
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The answer is: "
102°
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90 - 46 = 51.
51 + 51 = 102.
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