- A117
- B264
- C132
- D147
Step-by-Step Solution
The adjacent angle along the straight track forms a linear pair: 180° − 48° = 132°.
Answer: C) 132
At a railway crossing near Patna, two tracks intersect. One of the four angles formed measures 48°.
What is the angle next to it along the same track?
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