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If BD and EG are parallel lines and m<DCF = 125°, what is m<DCA? help asap​
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If BD and EG are parallel lines and m<DCF = 125°, what is m<DCA? help asap​

If BD and EG are parallel lines and m<DCF = 125°, what is m<DCA? help asap​-example-1
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The answer would be 60 degrees

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