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If DF and GI are parallel lines and mGHE = 47°, what is mIHE?
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If DF and GI are parallel lines and mGHE = 47°, what is mIHE?

If DF and GI are parallel lines and mGHE = 47°, what is mIHE?-example-1
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Answer:

mIHE should be 133°

Step-by-step explanation:

A line is 180°, so, if you take 47° off you're left with 133.

Giving you an answer of 133°.

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