Find x if m<SGH = 160o, m<FGH = 46x - 4, and m<FGS = 6x - 4 Please help me with this math problem

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1 answer:

Ugo [173]3 years ago

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Once you draw out the angles (see my attached picture). you should notice that m<FGH + <span> m<FGS = 160. We can then set this up as an equation.

</span>m<FGH + m<FGS = 160
(46x-4)+(6x-4)=160
52x-8=160
52x=168
x is approximately 3.23.

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