118° 62° 62° 118° No, because there are no diagonals shown. O No, because there are no parallel markings. O Yes, because all angles add up to 360°. O Yes, because opposite angles are congruent.
118° 62° 62° 118° No, because there are no diagonals shown. O No, because there are no parallel markings. O Yes, because all angles add up to 360°. O Yes, because opposite angles are congruent.
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Transcribed Image Text:118°
62°
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No, because there are no diagonals shown.
No, because there are no parallel markings.
Yes, because all angles add up to 360°.
Yes, because opposite angles are congruent.
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