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In parallelogram abcd, m∠bac = 40.62°and m∠bca = 30.96°. what is m∠bad?
a. 108.42°
b. 81.24
c. 71.58
d. 61.92°

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In parallelogram abcd, m∠bac = 40.62°and m∠bca = 30.96°. what is m∠bad?
a. 108.42°
b....

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