On average, thirteen inches of snow equals one inch of rain in the US, although this ratio can vary from two inches for sleet to nearly fifty inches for very dry, powdery snow under certain conditions.

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Angles forming linear pair are :

$\mathrm{\angle EFG \: \: and \: \: \angle GFH}$

And we know, they are supplymentary

$\mathrm{\angle EFG \: + \: \angle GFH} = 180 \degree$
$3n +1 9 \degree+ 2n + 36\degree = 180 \degree$
$5n + 55\degree = 180\degree$
$5n = 125\degree$
$n = 25\degree$

So, the measures of the given angles are :

$\mathrm{\angle EFG } = 3n + 19$
$\mathrm{ \angle EFG = (3 \times 25\degree) + 19}$
$\mathrm{ \angle EFG = 75 \degree+ 19\degree}$
$\mathrm{ \angle EFG = 94\degree}$

And

$\mathrm{ \angle GFH = 2n + 36}$
$\mathrm{ \angle GFH = (2 \times 25\degree) + 36\degree}$
$\mathrm{ \angle GFH = 50\degree + 36\degree}$
$\mathrm{ \angle GFH = 86\degree }$

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