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LA and LB are vertical angles. If mLA= (4x+6)° and mLB=(2x+18)°, then find the value of x

LA and LB are vertical angles. If mLA= (4x+6)° and mLB=(2x+18)°, then find the value of x
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LA and LB are vertical angles. If mLA= (4x+6)° and mLB=(2x+18)°, then find the value of x

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4x+2x+18+6=180( angles on a straight line add up to 180)
6x=156
X=26
Hope it helps
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