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Find the value of x* (3x + 6) 48°
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Find the value of x*
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48°

Find the value of x* (3x + 6) 48°-example-1
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Those angles are complementary which means they add up to 90 degrees. So,
(3x + 6) + 48 = 90
Solve the equation for x, and x is 12.
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Answer:

48°+3x +6° = 90°

54°+x = 90°

x = 90°-54°

x = 36°

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