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Find the value of that makes m n.
43
m
n
150°
(3x - 15)°

Find the value of that makes m n. 43 m n 150° (3x - 15)°-example-1
User Mdakin
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Answer:

x = 15

Explanation:

If m and were parallel then

3x - 15 and 150 would be same- side interior angles and sum to 180° , so

3x - 15 + 150 = 180

3x + 135 = 180 ( subtract 135 from both sides )

3x = 45 ( divide both sides by 3 )

x = 15

then for m and m to be parallel , x = 15

User LightBender
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since m and n are || lines :

150°+(3x-15)°=180°(Co-interior angles are supplementary)


150 + 3x - 15 = 180 \\ 3x + 150 - 15 = 180 \\ 3x + 135 = 180 \\ 3x = 180 - 135 \\ 3x = 45 \\ (3x)/(3) = (45)/(3) \\ x = 15

x=15°

HOPE THIS HELPS

User Blownhither Ma
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