Find the measures of angles 1, 2, and 3.
A. m?1 = 28°, m?2 = 118°, m?3 = 28°
B. m?1 = 118°, m?2 = 62°, m?3 = 118°
C. m?1 = 118°, m?2 = 28°, m?3 = 118°
D. m?1 = 62°, m?2 = 118°, m?3 = 62°
Answer: D
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