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If m<10=60 degrees and m<11=81 degrees, find M<7. I don't know the steps to do it, someone?

If m<10=60 degrees and m<11=81 degrees, find M<7. I don't know the steps to do it, someone?
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If m<10=60 degrees and m<11=81 degrees, find M<7.

I don't know the steps to do it, someone?

If m<10=60 degrees and m<11=81 degrees, find M<7. I don't know the steps-example-1
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If m<10=60 degrees and m<11=81 degrees, find M<7. I don't know the steps-example-1
User Antonio Labra
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Answer:

99

Explanation:

because m<11 equals 81 so 180 - 81 = 99.

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