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Since we have the information for Angles 1 and 3, and they are vertical, we can set them equal to each other. Once we have done this we can find the measures of them combined, and subtract it from 360 in order to only have the measure of 2 and its vertical angle. Finally, all we need to do now is divide the remaining measure by 2, and this will give us the measure of angle 2.
Angle 1=Angle 3
4x+30=2x+48
2x+30=48
2x=18
x=9
Angle 1=4(9)+30
Angle 1=36+30
Angle 1=66
Angle 1=Angle 3
Angle 1+ Angle 3=132
360-132=228
228/2=114
Angle 2= 114
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what do u mean by that? like what do you want to delete?
<span>Together with triangles, circles comprise most of the GMAT Geometry problems.
A circle is the set of all points on a plane at the same distance from a single point ("the center").
The boundary line of a circle is called the circumference.</span>
