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ML1 = 26° and mL3 = 53° What is mL4

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ML1 = 26°
and
mL3 = 53°

What is
mL4

ML1 = 26° and mL3 = 53° What is mL4-example-1

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Answer:

53 + 26

=79 is right

therefore m angle 4 is 79

Blachshma answered Apr 24, 2021

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