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M2 = 34°. Find m24 and explain how you know. Drawing not to scale.
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M2 = 34°. Find m24 and explain how you know. Drawing not to scale.
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M2 = 34°. Find m24 and explain how you know.
Drawing not to scale.
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mL4 is 34 as well coz they are both vertically opposite angles.
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