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7) If angle K is defined by the expression "8x+25" and angle M is defined by the expression "6x+15" find the measure of angle K.

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65 degrees

75 degrees

100 degrees

105 degrees

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castortr0y [4]3 years ago

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i looked it up in math ay and i got nothing i put 6x + 15 in to it and it said ***Factor 3 out of 6x + 15** **3 2x + 15**

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