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What is X in this situation? I'm thinking that you could get X, via vertical angles, but I'm not too sure.
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What is X in this situation? I'm thinking that you could get X, via vertical angles, but I'm not too sure.

What is X in this situation? I'm thinking that you could get X, via vertical angles-example-1
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Use alternate interior angles.
The angle to the left of x is 32
The angle to the right of x is 68
Since the three angles(32, x, and 68) form a straight line, they are supplementary.
32+x+68=180
100+x=180 x=80
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