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Which pair of angles shares ray A,F as a common side?
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Which pair of angles shares ray A,F as a common side?

Which pair of angles shares ray A,F as a common side?-example-1
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Answer:

Angle DAF and angle BAF

Explanation:

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Answer:

< BAF <DAF

Explanation:

The first angle is < BAF

The second angle is <DAF

The ray A,F has to be in the name of the angle

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