Mathematics
Mathematics, 04.12.2021 06:20, korban23

Geometry Math Level : 9th Grade
Topic : Finding Angles with Justification

I have to find the angle
Example: ABC = 29 Degrees
**not true**

And the reasoning
Example :
SSA
SAS
AAS
And etc

The first person to give me all the answers will get marked and rewarded


Geometry Math

Level : 9th Grade 
Topic : Finding Angles with Justification 
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