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If m1 + m3 = 151°, what is m2? A. 153° B. 29° C. 32° D. 119°
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If m1 + m3 = 151°, what is m2?

A.
153°
B.
29°
C.
32°
D.
119°

If m1 + m3 = 151°, what is m2? A. 153° B. 29° C. 32° D. 119°-example-1
User Dean Putney
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The sum of the interior angles of a triangle is always 180°

m1 + m3 = 151°

151° + m2 = 180°

-151°

m2 = 29°

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