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1 year ago

Use the figure at the right to name the following.

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viva [34]1 year ago

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two acute angle=<JBC and <JBG

<JBC and <JBG(because these two angle are 45°)

by definition of acute angle any angle which is between 0°to 90° then it will acute angle

two straight line=FH ,.AD
two right angle=<GBD and <GBA
two obtuse angle=<BCH and <BGF

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