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A = 6x – 2 B = 4x + 48
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A = 6x – 2
B = 4x + 48

A = 6x – 2 B = 4x + 48-example-1
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Answer:

148

Explanation:

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User Hamid Zandi
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Answer:

X=25

angle A=148

Explanation:

since they are alternating angles

A=B

6x-2=4X+48

solve for X

6x-4x=48+2

2x=50

X=25

angle A= 148

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