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Answer:

x = 7

Explanation:

We can identify the figure formed by 2 radii, (6x - 3), and (3x + 18) as a kite because it is a quadrilateral symmetric around a center line.

The radii sides are congruent, and therefore, the other two sides must be congruent as well. So, we can solve for x by equation (6x - 3) and (3x + 18).


6x - 3= 3x + 18

↓ subtracting 3x from both sides


3x - 3= 18

↓ adding 3 to both sides


3x = 18 + 3


3x = 21

↓ dividing both sides by 3


\boxed{x = 7}

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