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wel2 years ago

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Hello! To find the answer to this, let’s do 6x + 4x = 180. Combine like terms and you get that 10x = 180. Divide each side by 10 in order to get 18. Angle 1 = 108 degrees and Angle 12 = 72 degrees. Odd number angles match each other and even number angles match each other. In this case, 5 has the same angle measurement as 1, which is 108. The answer is D: 108 degrees.

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