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B. If m2s= 115°, what is m2S'?
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B. If m2s= 115°, what is m2S'?

B. If m2s= 115°, what is m2S'?-example-1
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if it stayed the same and just moved then it will still be 115 degrees, the only thing that is ever changing is the coordinates.

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