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ACB=67 degrees find BCD

ACB=67 degrees find BCD
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ACB=67 degrees find BCD

ACB=67 degrees find BCD-example-1
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Answer:

23°

Explanation:

Since ACB is a right angle, the two angles ACB and BCD add up to 90°

just subtract 67 from 90 and bam 23

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