Quick Summary: bottom left and 30° on the bottom right that'll give me 60 and that'll leave 120 for the top angle so when I'm Going to be tinking or making mistakes in the answering stage of the question so looking at this particular
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bottom left and 30° on the bottom right that'll give me 60 and that'll leave 120 for the top angle so when I'm Going to be tinking or making mistakes in the answering stage of the question so looking at this particular (a) Freehand Sketching & Shading (b) Division of a line (c) Polygon (d) Measurement (e) Enlargements (f)
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- bottom left and 30° on the bottom right that'll give me 60 and that'll leave 120 for the top angle so when I'm
- Going to be tinking or making mistakes in the answering stage of the question so looking at this particular
- (a) Freehand Sketching & Shading (b) Division of a line (c) Polygon (d) Measurement (e) Enlargements (f)
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