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In the diagram, what is the measure of AngleWRS? 5° 7.5° 25° 37.5°
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In the diagram, what is the measure of AngleWRS? 5° 7.5° 25° 37.5°
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can you share the pic of the question in that way it’ll be more easier to explain
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Answer: The measure of ∠WRS is 25°.
Explanation:
Got it right on edge.
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