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In the figure, if m∠ABD = 120º, then m∠ADC = ?
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first find <ADB using the sine rule
then <ADC = 180 - <ADB
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Hi sorry I was away. What @welshfella said is right you find <ADB using the law of sine \[\sin(\angle ADB)=\frac{ AB }{ AD }\sin(\angle ABD)\] Then you find its complementary.
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