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63° 55° X = degrees.

asked Aug 6, 2022 229k views

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63° 55°
X =
degrees.

63° 55° X = degrees.-example-1

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Answer:

Explanation:

The sum of these angles must equal 360 degrees.

x+63+55=360

x+118=360

x=242

Iszi answered Aug 13, 2022

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