What is the value of e? 22º 48º 61º 180º

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What is the value of e?

22º
48º
61º
180º

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61 degrees

since e is on a straight line with 119 degrees, (we know that straight lines are 180 degrees in total), so it’ll be 180 - 119 = 61.

Gert Gottschalk answered Jul 18, 2024

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