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4 years ago

I’m really stuck on this. Would someone please help?

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zavuch27 [327]4 years ago

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Since MN forms a 180 degree angle, if you subtract 148.7 from 180, you get 31.3 degrees. This means angles L and N are both 31.3 degrees. Since the parallelogram is 360 degrees total, you subtract 62.6 to account for angles L and N. The remaining degrees unaccounted for are 297.4 degrees which you then divide by two to get the value of angles O and M, which would give you 148.7 degrees for each O and M. This means that angle x is 148.7 degrees

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