explain we take angle 44degree as corresponding or alternate anlge ?
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E) 158ifthyder wrote:explain we take angle 44degree as corresponding or alternate anlge ?
[/quote]ifthyder wrote:but your answer is not correct. try again
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Dude, where are these questions from ?
Both sides of 44 are marked.raunekk wrote:@logitech.
i would like to know how did u come to the conclusion that they are alternate angles...??
if it was just by looking at the diagram then i think its wrong...
Coz though the two sides are marked equal... the traingle doesnt like an isoceles triangle...
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