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Lines AB and CD are parallel. If mN is 64°, then what is mY? A. 64° B. 26° C. 154° D. 116°
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Lines AB and CD are parallel. If mN is 64°, then what is mY? A. 64° B. 26° C. 154° D. 116°
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116°
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alternate exterior angles
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