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Answer choices: 52 degrees 128 degrees 38 degrees 138 degrees

Answer choices: 52 degrees 128 degrees 38 degrees 138 degrees
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Answer choices:

52 degrees

128 degrees

38 degrees

138 degrees

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User Soldeplata Saketos
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Answer:

128°

Explanation:


x + 52 = 180\\180 - 52 = 128\\x = 128

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