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If m<10=77, m<7=47 and m<16=139, find the measure of the missing angle m<14=?
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If m<10=77, m<7=47 and m<16=139, find the measure of the missing angle m<14=?
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If m<10=77, m<7=47 and m<16=139, find the measure of the missing angle m<14=?
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According to the diagram, angles 10 and 14 are supplementary, so they sum 180°.
Hence, angle 14 measures 103°.
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