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If mWP= 56° and mKA= 162°, find m E.

If mWP= 56° and mKA= 162°, find m E.
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If mWP= 56° and mKA= 162°, find m E.

If mWP= 56° and mKA= 162°, find m E.-example-1
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m<E = 1/2 ( WP - KA )

m<E = 1/2 ( 162 -56 )

m<E = 1/2 (106)

m<E = 53

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