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Lines L and M are parallel.
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Lines L and M are parallel.

Lines L and M are parallel.-example-1
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thats is an obtuse so if 2 is 38 then 1 should be 120 but u add those together u get 158 so it shold be 120 but if not then try looking explamles up

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52°

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The angle 38° and m∠1 equal 90°, so 90-38=52.

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