10. Match each angle below with its me All changes savedb1. m/e2. m/d3. m/a4. m/beada. 40°b. 140°c. 50°d. 90°40⁰

here angle are given at one point so sum of all angle = 360 angle A = 90 given angle B + 40 = 90…

Answered: 1. m/e 2. m/d 3. m/a 4. m/b e a b d a.…

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