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In ▵ABC, if m∠A=80 degree, then m∠c cannot be A) 80 degree B) 90 degree C) 95 degree D) 105 degree
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In ▵ABC, if m∠A=80 degree, then m∠c cannot be
A) 80 degree
B) 90 degree
C) 95 degree
D) 105 degree
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