In the diagram shown, m_3 = 3x - 16 and m_4 = x + 84. Find the value of x. o 25 50 34 28

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Bebo · Answer 1 · 2022-01-09T15:36:42+0000

Answer:

50

Explanation:

m3 and m4 are going to be equaivalent due to some law I don't remember the name of.

So, 3x-16 = x+84

(do some rearranging)

2x=100

x=50

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