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How do I find x and y using what is in the equation
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How do I find x and y using what is in the equation

How do I find x and y using what is in the equation-example-1
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y is part of a right angle on line AB

a right angle = 90 degrees

90-47 = 43 degrees

y = 43 degrees

a straight line = 180 degrees

180-47 = 133 degrees

x = 133 degrees

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