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What is m<FDG? Parts of a circle and central angles​
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What is m<FDG?
Parts of a circle and central angles​

What is m<FDG? Parts of a circle and central angles​-example-1
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Answer:

m<FDG = 120 degrees

Explanation:

90 + 150 + x = 360

subtract 90 and 150 from both sides

x = 120

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