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Keisha has a straightedge and a compass, but no protactor. what kind of angle can Keisha drag exactly with only these two tools?
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Keisha has a straightedge and a compass, but no protactor. what kind of angle can Keisha drag exactly with only these two tools?
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a 90˚ angle
a 180 angle
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