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What is the value of x and m

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love history [14]4 years ago

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X=25 ,m<HKL=102 degrees
because 180-78=102 linear pair theorem....
then plug in x to your equation 4x+2......4(25)+2.....100+2=102

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<em /> $S_{1893} =5632.98$ <em />

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