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Answer:
<1 and <6 = 98
<2 and <3 = 139
<4 and <5 = 123
Step-by-step explanation:
82 + 9x - 6 + 6x - 1 = 180
15x + 75 = 180
15x = 105
x = 7
<1:
x + 82 = 180
x = 98
<2:
6x - 1 = 6(7) - 1 = 41
x + 41 = 180
x = 139
<3 = <2 because of vertical angle thm so <3 = 139
<5:
9x - 6 = 9(7) - 6 = 57
x + 57 = 180
x = 123
<4 = 5 because of vertical angle thm
<6 = <1 because of vertical angle thm
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