If a circle is provided with measure of 19° on centre, is it possible to divide the circle into 360 equal parts?

Possible if one more measure of 21 is given

Possible when one more measure of 20 is given

If a circle is provided with measure of 19° on centre, is it possible

1.	If a circle is provided with measure of 19° on centre, is it possible to divide the circle into 360 equal parts?
A.	Never
B.	Possible when one more measure of 20 is given
C.	Always
D.	Possible if one more measure of 21 is given
Answer» D. Possible if one more measure of 21 is given

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