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C is in the interior of LABD. m/ABC= (2x+12)°, m/CBD = (3x + 10)°, and m/ABD = 72°. Find m/ABC.
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C is in the interior of LABD. m/ABC= (2x+12)°, m/CBD = (3x + 10)°, and m/ABD = 72°. Find m/ABC.
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C is in the interior of LABD. m/ABC=
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m/ABD = 72°. Find m/ABC.
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32°
Explanation:
Using the angle addition postulate,
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