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3 years ago

What is the value of m?

Mathematics

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Dima020 [189]3 years ago

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The given angles forms linear pair, and we know the angles forming linear pair are supplementary,

Therefore,

Angle MHJ + Angle MHL = 180°

Let's solve :

$(5m + 100) \degree + (2 m + 10) \degree = 180 \degree$

$7m + 110 \degree = 180 \degree$

$7m = 70 \degree$

$m = 10 \degree$

Value of variable m = 10°

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