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11) m/EFG=132°, m/CFG=x+111, and m/EFC=x+23. Find mLEFC.

11) m/EFG=132°, m/CFG=x+111, and m/EFC=x+23. Find mLEFC.
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11) m/EFG=132°, m/CFG=x+111,
and m/EFC=x+23. Find mLEFC.

11) m/EFG=132°, m/CFG=x+111, and m/EFC=x+23. Find mLEFC.-example-1
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EFC = 22
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11) m/EFG=132°, m/CFG=x+111, and m/EFC=x+23. Find mLEFC.-example-1
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