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22 23 22 - 26 m27 +mZ8 = 180° mZ3 +mZ5 = 90°

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m27 +mZ8 = 180°
mZ3 +mZ5 = 90°

22 23 22 - 26 m27 +mZ8 = 180° mZ3 +mZ5 = 90°-example-1

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i believe it would be 22-26 but i am not sure

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