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adell [148]1 year ago

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Answer:

r=25 1) 155

Step-by-step explanation:

first becuase there is a tranversal line we know that 3(x-5) is equal to 2x+10.

Next we just have to solve for x

3(x-5)=2x+10

3x-15=2x+10

x-15=10

x=25

and because it's a transversal line we just have to subtract 25 from 180 to get (1)

180-25=155

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