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Solve for <2.
42 = [?]°
42
130°
1
84°

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Answer:

46 degree

Explanation:

as we know, 130 degree = 84degree+ <2
now <2 = 130 - 84 = 46 degree

Ktusznio answered Nov 15, 2023

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