ZA and ZB are vertical angles. If m A = (5x + 2)° and mZB = (6x – 12), then find the value of x.

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Agent Biscutt asked Oct 13, 2022

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ZA and ZB are vertical angles. If m A = (5x + 2)° and mZB = (6x – 12),

then find the value of x.

ZA and ZB are vertical angles. If m A = (5x + 2)° and mZB = (6x – 12), then find the-example-1

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Answer:

x = 14

Explanation:

Vertical angles are equal

5x+2 = 6x-12

Subtract 5x from each side

5x+2-5x = 6x-12-5x

2 = x-12

Add 12 to each side

2+12 = x-12+12

14 =x

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