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Lines m and n are parallel lines that are intersected by transversal t. If m<1 = 47 degrees, what is the measure, in degrees, of <2?

Lines m and n are parallel lines that are intersected by transversal t. If m<1 = 47 degrees, what is the measure, in degrees, of <2?
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Lines m and n are parallel lines that are intersected by transversal t. If m<1 = 47 degrees, what is the measure, in degrees, of <2?

Lines m and n are parallel lines that are intersected by transversal t. If m<1 = 47 degrees-example-1
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it would be 47. its the same length as <1=47

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