If line m || line n and 24 measures 135º, what is the measure of 23?

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If line m || line n and 24 measures 135º, what is the measure of 23?

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Answer:

45°

Explanation:

by liner pair {180°-135°}

= 45°

Jwswart answered Oct 7, 2022

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