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Help with these 10th grade geometry angle problems? I'm desperate and my teacher won't help me. Please also explain how you got your answer. Thank you.
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Help with these 10th grade geometry angle problems? I'm desperate and my teacher won't help me. Please also explain how you got your answer. Thank you.

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User Evans Belloeil
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Answer: 60

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Help with these 10th grade geometry angle problems? I'm desperate and my teacher won-example-1
User WillShackleford
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  • m<EOD=60°

See

  • m<COB and m<EOD are opposite angles
  • Hence they are equal in measure.

Hence

m<COB=60°

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