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3 years ago

As MZLON = 113 mZMON = 2x +33° M mZLOM = 3x+ 20° Find mZMON: Pro

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Lynna [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

113= (2x+33)+(3x+20)

113=5x+53

60=5x

X=12

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substitute x value into MON equation to find angle measure

you get 57 degrees

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