BC. Given circle A. If m BY = 116°,Tand m = 3n, find5. mZ BAT6. MZTAY7. MZBAY1. т2. n3. ВT4. TYA

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B C. Given circle A. If m BY = 116°, T and m = 3n, find 5. MZBAT 6. MZTAY 7. MZBAY 1. т 2. n 3. ВТ 4. TY