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How do I do the first question and second
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How do I do the first question and second ?-example-1
How do I do the first question and second ?-example-1
How do I do the first question and second ?-example-2
User Tdelang
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For the first one, the angles are vertical so they have the same measurement. Set them equal.

110 = 6x + 2; subtract 2 from both sides

108 = 6x; divide both sides by 6

18 = x

For the second one, there are a total of 180° in a triangle so set them equal to 180.

2x + 16 + 42 = 180

2x + 58 = 180; subtract 58 from both sides

2x = 122; divide both sides by 2

x = 61

I hope this helps!

User Garethr
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Answer for Problem 2:

x=61 degrees

Explanation:

I'm not completely sure of problem 1, but I know what problem 2 is.

Tip: triangles always add up to 180 degrees.

1. 16+42= 58

2. 180-58= 122

3. 122 divided by 2= 61 degrees

ANSWER: x=61 degrees.

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