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What is the measure of Z if W equals to 116*
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What is the measure of Z if W equals to 116*

What is the measure of Z if W equals to 116*-example-1
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Z is also 116*

Explanation:

The reason for them being the same is because of something called alternating angles. This process allows you to find two angle measurements by just finding one.

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