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Mathematics, 12.06.2020 07:57 Usman458

In the diagram, mz3 = 120° and m 12 = 80°. Which angle measures are correct? Check all that apply.
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Om 1 = 60°
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m 13 = 80°
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Om 6 = 80°
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m.5 = 60°
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m 10 = 120°
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m. 14 = 100°

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