Question 6 Without using a protractor, which measure is the best estimate for this angle? A 100 degrees 90 degrees 170 degrees 45 degrees 1 pts

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Problem 6A: Find the size of A to the nearest second?
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Without using a protractor, which measure is the best estimate for this angle?
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100 degrees
90 degrees
170 degrees
45 degrees
1 pts
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