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Wouldn’t it just be 94 degrees? please help
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Wouldn’t it just be 94 degrees? please help

Wouldn’t it just be 94 degrees? please help-example-1
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We know that the m<RTV = 65°.

If we know that the m<UTV = 29°, we can simply

subtract the m<UTV from the m<RTV to get the answer.

So we have 65 - 29 or 36°.

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