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Using the map above, assuming that Browning St and Old St are parallel, if angle 3 is 4x - 2, and angle 4 is 2x + 8, find the value of x and find the value of angle 3.

Using the map above, assuming that Browning St and Old St are parallel, if angle 3 is 4x - 2, and angle 4 is 2x + 8, find the value of x and find the value of angle 3.
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Using the map above, assuming that Browning St and Old St are parallel, if angle 3 is 4x - 2, and angle 4 is 2x + 8, find the value of x and find the value of angle 3.

Using the map above, assuming that Browning St and Old St are parallel, if angle 3 is-example-1
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Value of x is 29 and angle 3 is 114°.
Using the map above, assuming that Browning St and Old St are parallel, if angle 3 is-example-1
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