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Which angle is not necessarily congruent to <1
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Which angle is not necessarily congruent to <1

Which angle is not necessarily congruent to <1-example-1
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Answer:

<12

Explanation:

If you look at the shape each angle makes, 12 is different than 1, the rest are the same.

Congruent means to be the same.

12 is the Only one that is NOT the same.

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