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this one is really hard

this one is really hard-example-1

Mathematics
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Answer:

D. 142

Explanation:

They are vertical angles which are always equal

Jonathan Shay answered Dec 8, 2022

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Answer:

142

Explanation:

opposite angle theorem

Amir Dadkhah answered Dec 9, 2022

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