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What is the value of x? A line with a ray that partitions the line into two parts. One part is labeled 58 degrees, and the other part is labeled x degrees.

What is the value of x? A line with a ray that partitions the line into two parts. One part is labeled 58 degrees, and the other part is labeled x degrees.
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What is the value of x?

A line with a ray that partitions the line into two parts. One part is labeled 58 degrees, and the other part is labeled x degrees.

What is the value of x? A line with a ray that partitions the line into two parts-example-1
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180-58=122=x
Its honestly a piece of cake a straight line will Always have a degree measurement on one-hundred and eighty degrees

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