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YUP STILL GONNA GET YELLED BY MY MATH TEACHER AT TOMORROW IF I DONT FINSH THIS. SO IF SOMEONE COULD HELP ME THAT WOULD BE GREAT THANKS

YUP STILL GONNA GET YELLED BY MY MATH TEACHER AT TOMORROW IF I DONT FINSH THIS. SO IF SOMEONE COULD HELP ME THAT WOULD BE GREAT THANKS
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YUP STILL GONNA GET YELLED BY MY MATH TEACHER AT TOMORROW IF I DONT FINSH THIS. SO IF SOMEONE COULD HELP ME THAT WOULD BE GREAT THANKS

YUP STILL GONNA GET YELLED BY MY MATH TEACHER AT TOMORROW IF I DONT FINSH THIS. SO-example-1
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set the equations equal to each other and once you find x, substitute it for the equation of angle A
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it should be 25 because you need to equal the equations with each other
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