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M/2 is 5 times the m/1. What is the m/2? O 6° 36° 150° 30°

M/2 is 5 times the m/1. What is the m/2? O 6° 36° 150° 30°
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M/2 is 5 times the m/1.
What is the m/2?
O
6°
36°
150°
30°

M/2 is 5 times the m/1. What is the m/2? O 6° 36° 150° 30°-example-1
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Answer:

Explanation:

it's 30

180-30=150

150 is 5 times larger than 30

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