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In the adjacent figure, it is given that AB =AC, `angleBAC = 36^(@) , angleADB = 45^(@) ` and `angleAEC = 40^(@)` . Find (i) `angleABC (ii) angleACB (iii) angleDAB (iv) angleEAC`.

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