If m/CHF = 106°, then what is m/FHD?

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If m/CHF = 106°, then what is m/FHD?

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Answer:

74 degrees

Explanation:

The two angles in question form a straight line (180 degrees)

180 = CHF + FHD

180 = 106 + FHD

180 - 106 = FHD

FHD = 74 degrees

Prontto answered Jun 15, 2023

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Angles are linear pairs hence supplementary

m<FHD

180-m<CHF
180-106
74°

Saurabh Dhillon answered Jun 18, 2023

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