Which angle is not necessarily congruent to 1?
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Two angles are congruent if they have the same measure, or in other words, if they are the same size. Now, we are asked to find an angle that is not necessarily congruent to 1. This means that there may be angles that are congruent to 1, but we need to find one Show more…
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