10. Given: AABCAPRC,mZA = 67°, PC = 5,CR = 12, PR = 13, AAB = 26Find:a) mZBb) MZRPCc) ACd) CB

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Problem 5CT: Given that mAB=106 and mDC=32, find: a m1 b m2

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10. Given: AABC - APRC, mZA = 67°, PC = 5, CR = 12, PR == 13, AB = 26 Find: a) mZB b) MZRPC c) AC R d) CB