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User Jarnaez
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Answer:

B I think.

Explanation:

User Cstruter
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Answer:

270

Explanation:

The figure B is just one 90° rotation away from becoming A, i.e.,

If we rotate B 90° counterclockwise, we get A.

To obtain the same figure after rotating it (counterclockwise or clockwise), the minimum degrees required are 360

So, B becomes A after 90° of rotation, while A becomes A after 360° rotation (in the same direction)

That means,


\boxed{ \mathsf{Angle \: of \: rotation \: + 90 \: = \: 360}}

(angle of rotation is the angle which A turns about in order to line itself with B)

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That makes it 270°

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