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TWO QUESTIONS BELOW: 1) If m<3 is 110 degrees find m<2.
2) If m<4 is 65 degrees, find m<1.

TWO QUESTIONS BELOW:

1) If m<3 is 110 degrees find m<2.
2) If m<4 is 65 degrees, find m

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