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Suppose AABC = AEFD, AEFD = AGIH, ZA = 90°, and mZF= 20°. What is mZH? a. 20° b. 70° C. 90° d. Cannot be determined

Suppose AABC = AEFD, AEFD = AGIH, ZA = 90°, and mZF= 20°. What is mZH? a. 20° b. 70° C. 90° d. Cannot be determined
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Suppose AABC = AEFD, AEFD = AGIH, ZA = 90°, and mZF= 20°. What is mZH?

a. 20°
b. 70°
C. 90°
d. Cannot be determined

Suppose AABC = AEFD, AEFD = AGIH, ZA = 90°, and mZF= 20°. What is mZH? a. 20° b. 70° C-example-1
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90+20= 110, a triangle is 180° so therefore, 180-110= 70. The answer is B!
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