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If m/2 = 3x +1 and m/3= 2x+4, what is m/2?
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If m/2 = 3x +1 and m/3= 2x+4, what is m/2?

If m/2 = 3x +1 and m/3= 2x+4, what is m/2?-example-1
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the answer is 52

In order to solve, add the two angles together and have them equal 90. So, 3x+1+2x+4=90, then solve for x. x=17. Substitute 17 into the original equation for angle m2. 3(17)+1=52

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