5. What is ADCA? A Acute C Equiangular D Not here B Obtuse

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5. What is ADCA?

A Acute
C Equiangular
D Not here
B Obtuse

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B is an Obtuse angle! and I’m 100% sure!

Chris Warnes answered Dec 25, 2022

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