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In EFG, EG is extended through point G to point H, m< EFG (2x+1), m

In EFG, EG is extended through point G to point H, m< EFG (2x+1), m
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In EFG, EG is extended through point G to point H, m< EFG (2x+1), m-example-1
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Answer:x+19=(6)+19=25

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