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What equation would you use to find the measures of

What equation would you use to find the measures of-example-1
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The equation which would enable us find the measure of angle M is obtained as follows:

- Recall that the opposite angles of a parallelogram are supplementary (that is, they sum up to 180 degrees)

- Now, we will have to sum up the angles L and M and equate to 180 degrees (because these two angles are opposite each other in the parallelogram given)

Thus:


(2z-3)^o+(5z-6)^o=180^o

Thus, the above expression will enable us solve for the value of z, which we will thereafter use to obtain the measure of angle M.

Therefore, the correct answer is : option D

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