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In the figure below, m ZWXZ = 85°, and m Z 2 is four times mZ1. Find m2 1. Y m 1 . Z

In the figure below, m ZWXZ = 85°, and m Z 2 is four times mZ1. Find m2 1. Y m 1 . Z-example-1
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weAs we can see, from the figure, the angle
m<\text{WXZ}=m<1+m<2As we know, m
m<1+m<2=85\~And, we know that the angle <2 is 4 times <1, then:


m<2=4* m<1

we can replace m<2 into m<2+m<1=85°, and we get:


\begin{gathered} m<2+m<1=85\~ \\ 4m<1+m<1=85 \\ 5m<1=85 \end{gathered}

And dividing both sides by 5, we get:


\begin{gathered} 5m<1=85 \\ (5m<1)/(5)=(85)/(5) \\ m<1=17\~ \end{gathered}

Then, the m<1 equals 17°

Since we know that m<2=4*m<1, then:


\begin{gathered} m<2=4* m<1 \\ m<2=4*17 \\ m<2=68\~ \end{gathered}

m<1 equals 17° and m<2 equals 68°

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