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In the rhombus, mZ1 = 140. What are mZ2 and mZ3? The diagram is not to scale.
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In the rhombus, mZ1 = 140. What are mZ2 and mZ3? The diagram is not to scale.

In the rhombus, mZ1 = 140. What are mZ2 and mZ3? The diagram is not to scale.-example-1
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Assuming both triangles of the rhombus are equal to each other, mZ1=140, which would also mean mZ2 (opposite side of mZ1) is also 140. Which eliminates choices C and D.

My Ultimate guess is choice B (mZ2=140, mZ3=20)
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