EBK MATHEMATICS FOR MACHINE TECHNOLOGY
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Chapter 53, Problem 24A
Solve the following exercises:
Hole centrelines
a. If ∠1 = 86°32', find ∠2.
b. If ∠1 = 67°47', find ∠1.
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