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Question
In the figure, n is transversal to lines
- 20°
- 70°
- 110°
- 290°
Hint:
vertically opposite and alternate angles are equal
The correct answer is: 110°
angle on a straight line is always 1800
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S2 :
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S2 :
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complex A
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