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The two parallel lines are cut by the
transversal shown. Determine the
measures of 41 through 47.
What is m41?
m41 = (Simplify your answer.)
What is m42?
m42 = (Simplify your answer.)
What is m43?
m43 = ° (Simplify your answer.)
What is m44?
m44 = ° (Simplify your answer.)
What is m45?
m45 =
°
☐ (Simplify your answer.)
What is m46?
O
m46 =
(Simplify your answer.)
What is m47?
m47 = ° (Simplify your answer.)
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