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ASAP please i’m doing it in class rn for extra credit

ASAP please i’m doing it in class rn for extra credit-example-1

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\angle DAC, \angle DAF, \angle DAB, \angle DAQ, \angle DAS, \angle DAT,\\ \angle CAF, \angle CAB, \angle CAQ, \angle CAS, \angle CAT\\\angle FAB, \angle FAQ,  \angle FAS,\angle FAT\\\angle BAQ,\angle BAS,\angle BAT\\\angle QAS,\angle QAT\\And\\\angle SAT

Explanation:

An angle is formed by three vertices.

Starting with
DA as fixed vertices and changing the
3^r^d vertex gives us angle of the first line mentioned there.

Starting with
CA as fixed vertices and changing the
3^r^d vertex gives us angle of the second line mentioned there.

Starting with
FA as fixed vertices and changing the
3^r^d vertex gives us angle of the third line mentioned there.

Starting with
BA as fixed vertices and changing the
3^r^d vertex gives us angle of the fourth line mentioned there.

Starting with
QA as fixed vertices and changing the
3^r^d vertex gives us angle of the fifth line mentioned there.

Starting with
SA as fixed vertices and changing the
3^r^d vertex gives us angle of the last line mentioned there.

Thus those are the maximum possible angles.

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