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Three lines meet at a point. If the sum of two of the angles formed is 159 , the other angle is ?
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Three lines meet at a point. If the sum of two of the angles formed is 159 , the other angle is ?

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Answer:

21°

Explanation:

At the point, any three adjacent angles will have a sum of 180°.

The third angle is ...

180° -159° = 21°

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