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The figure shows two parallel lines, j and k, cut by two transversals, t₁ and t₂. What is the value of m<3, in degrees, if m<5 = 70° and m<2 = 60°?
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The figure shows two parallel lines, j and k, cut by two transversals, t₁ and t₂.

What is the value of m<3, in degrees, if m<5 = 70° and m<2 = 60°?

The figure shows two parallel lines, j and k, cut by two transversals, t₁ and t₂. What-example-1
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the figure for m3 in the above question is 50

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