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2 years ago

Worth 14 points please help I need a expert

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lesantik [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

x=13

Step-by-step explanation:

we can guess that the three angles are a linear pair and equal 180

in this case we can start writing a equation

x+105+62=180

now we can subtract both whole numbers from 180 but that takes longer, so we will combine the whole numbers on the left side.

x+167=180

now we can go ahead and subtract 167 from both sides. by doing so, it isolates the x and gives you your answer

180-167=13

so... x=13

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