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M<LMN = 30° and m<LMP = 118° What is m<NMP?​
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M<LMN = 30° and m<LMP = 118° What is m<NMP?​

M<LMN = 30° and m<LMP = 118° What is m<NMP?​-example-1
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Answer:

<NMP = 88 degrees

Explanation:

<LMP = <LMN + <NMP

Rearrange to find <NMP

<NMP = <LMP - <LMN

= 118 - 30

= 88 degrees

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