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How can we find the measure of an exterior angle if we know the measurement of an interior angle

Suppose a ball is dropped fromca height of 6ft. it bounces back up but time it bounces, it reaches only 7/10 of its pervious height. what is the total of each height that the ball reaches after 5 bounces

Which is a true statement about an exterior angle of a triangle a. it is formed by two segments that are not sides of the triangle, b. it forms a linear pair with one of the interior angles of the triangle, c. it is complementary to one of the interior angles of the triangle. d. it is formed by two segments that are sides of the triangle.