38. Answer only 38) What is the measure ofZC?C635°AO A. 105°B. 110°O C. 95°A. 90°1240°B

Given Data : The angle A is given as A = 35o. The angle B is given as B = 40o.

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38) What is the measure of
ZC?
C
6
35°
A
O A. 105°
B. 110°
O C. 95°
A. 90°
12
40°
B

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