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If 21 and 22 are vertical angles and m2 - 3x + 11 and m2 - 5x- 19, what is m_1? 15 degrees 75 degrees 56 degrees 45 degrees Find the length of AR

If 21 and 22 are vertical angles and m2 - 3x + 11 and m2 - 5x- 19, what is m_1? 15 degrees 75 degrees 56 degrees 45 degrees Find the length of AR
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If 21 and 22 are vertical angles and m2 - 3x + 11 and m2 - 5x- 19, what is m_1?

15 degrees
75 degrees
56 degrees
45 degrees
Find the length of AR

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it’s b i’m pretty sure
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