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Aloiza [94]3 years ago

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Okay on here it has to deal with a certain theorem or postulate. The theorem states that the two angles opposite of the corresponding angle to the extended angle equal the extended angle. In other words the two given angles inside the triangle equal the outside angle so (62)+(7x+14)=15x-4

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