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1. Find the measure of angle GHK

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The answer is 137 degrees

Rocketas answered Mar 24, 2022

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180 - 92 + 35 = 53 so angle ghf is 53 degrees
GHK is supplementary so it is
180-53
Or 137 degrees

Mattoc answered Mar 26, 2022

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