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2x° + 14° 60° X= degrees.
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2x° + 14°
60°
X=
degrees.

2x° + 14° 60° X= degrees.-example-1
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Answer:23

Explanation:

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User Hugolmn
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2x+14=60(vertical)
2x=46
x=23
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