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Hi,

I don't understand to which angel the expression angel BDO in a triangle refers? Is it the angelt at B, D or O? It cannot be to the triangle itself because then it would always be 180 degree or not?

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In general the GMAT question will contain the diagram, and the angle in that case would be formed by the line segments BD & DO.

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