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Angle A and Angle B are a linear pair. Angle A = \displaystyle \left(3x+15\right)(3x+15) degrees. Angle B = \displaystyle \left(5x-11\right)(5x−11) degrees. Find the measure of Angle B.
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Angle A and Angle B are a linear pair. Angle A = \displaystyle \left(3x+15\right)(3x+15) degrees. Angle B = \displaystyle \left(5x-11\right)(5x−11) degrees. Find the measure of Angle B.

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