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What is the value of Z?

What is the value of Z?-example-1

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Answer:

137 degrees

Explanation:

First thing, we know y is 43 because 43 degrees and y are vertical angles meaning they are congruent. (This is just a small part doesn't really do much though.)

Straight lines add up to 180 so simply just subtract 43 from 180.

180 - 43 = 137.

Therefore,

z = 137 degrees

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Answer:

137

Explanation:

Since angle Z and the angle of 43° are supplementary, the sum of them must equal 180. Therefore,

∠Z + 43 =180

∠Z = 137°

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