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<p>2.The angle is less than 90 degrees which is a right angle or XXXXXXXXX the corner of a XXXXXX so it is XXXXX. XX it XXXX greater than it would XX obtuse I remember by thinking XX the XXXX obese XXX the later XXX like XXXX and XXXX XXX XXX former</p><p><XXXX>X. XXXXX E XX on XXX interior of XXX Angle (D would be XXXXXXXX and the XXXXX two on the XXXXX itself)</font></p><p><XXXX>4. Knowing XXX whole angle XX 104 degrees XXX XXXX TMV XX 60 XX XXX simply subtract that XXXX XXX and get 44 XXXXXXX for XXXXX XXX (the m XXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX basically in m angle LMV)</font></p><p><XXXX>5. This XX XXXXX so we do XXXX XX XX the math we XXX't XXXXXXX it. XXX XX XXXXXXX a right angle so 90 XXXXXXX XX can XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX PST ( 21 XXXXXXX) and XXX XX XXXXXXX XX solve for the missing angle XXX</XXXX></p><p><XXXX>Now that we XXXX all angles XX can add XXX (XX) to QPR (XX) XX get XXX desired XXXXX QPS XXXXX XX XX XXXXXXX, a XXXXXX greater than XX XXXXXXXXX what I explained in XXXXXX 2 it XXXXX therefore be an OBTUSE XXXXX</XXXX></p><p></p>">
