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M/3 = 82°. Find m/4. m/4= ?

M/3 = 82°. Find m/4. m/4= ?
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M/3 = 82°. Find m/4.
m/4= ?

M/3 = 82°. Find m/4. m/4= ?-example-1
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User Michael Brenndoerfer
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Answer: 98 deg

Explanation:

angles 3 and 4 are supplementary; this means their sum is 180 degrees.

so simply put, 180 - angle 3 = angle 4

180 - 82 = 98

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User Hu Qiang
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