Math, asked by chinu6761, 1 year ago

please tell me the answer fast

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Answered by amperebakshi
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1-180 degree
2-90 degree
3-90 degree
4-90 degree
5-135 degree
6-90 degree
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Answered by BhawnaAggarwalBT
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a) 1/2 part
b) 1/4 part
b) 1/4 Part
d) 3/4 part
E) 3/4 part
f) 3/4 part

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