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Help with these 10th grade geometry angle problems? I'm desperate and my teacher won't help me. Please also explain how you got your answer. Thank you.

Help with these 10th grade geometry angle problems? I'm desperate and my teacher won't help me. Please also explain how you got your answer. Thank you.
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Help with these 10th grade geometry angle problems? I'm desperate and my teacher won't help me. Please also explain how you got your answer. Thank you.

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User Evans Belloeil
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Answer: 60

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User WillShackleford
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  • m<EOD=60°

See

  • m<COB and m<EOD are opposite angles
  • Hence they are equal in measure.

Hence

m<COB=60°

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