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Solwe for the wincing angle
A. 
80^(@)
B. 
245^(@)
C. 
65^(@)
D. 
100^(@)
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Solwe for the wincing angle\newlineA. \newline8080^{\circ}\newlineB. \newline245245^{\circ}\newlineC. \newline6565^{\circ}\newlineD. \newline100100^{\circ}\newlineType here to search

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Q. Solwe for the wincing angle\newlineA. \newline8080^{\circ}\newlineB. \newline245245^{\circ}\newlineC. \newline6565^{\circ}\newlineD. \newline100100^{\circ}\newlineType here to search
  1. Check option A: Check option A: 8080^\circ. Is 8080^\circ a wincing angle? No, it's a common angle but doesn't fit the context of "wincing angle" which isn't a standard math term.
  2. Check option B: Check option B: 245245^\circ. Is 245245^\circ a wincing angle? This angle is greater than 180180^\circ, which is not within the typical range of angles measured from 00^\circ to 180180^\circ in standard problems.
  3. Check option C: Check option C: 6565^\circ. Is 6565^\circ a wincing angle? It's a typical acute angle, but again, "wincing angle" isn't a standard term in mathematics.
  4. Check option D: Check option D: 100100^\circ. Is 100100^\circ a wincing angle? This is an obtuse angle, but without a clear definition of "wincing angle," it's hard to determine if this is correct.

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