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If m1 = 50 degrees then m3 is equal to
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If m1 = 50 degrees then m3 is equal to

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m1 is 50 degrees (multiplied by 1)
m2 is 100 degrees (multiplied by 2)
m3 has to be 150 degrees (multiplied by 3)
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the answer is 150 degrees if m1=50 than multiply by 3 and your answer is 150 degrees

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