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If m<7=62°, find m (Please help and show work if needed)
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If m<7=62°, find m (Please help and show work if needed)
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Answer:
m<1 =
62°
Explanation:
Because m<7 is parallel to m<1, that means that they are congruent in terms of measures. Given this, we can determine they are the same length if they are congruent/parallel to each other.
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