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5 Given the diagram, prove x=23. (4x) (5x – 27)°
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5 Given the diagram, prove x=23.
(4x) (5x – 27)°
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(4x) + (5x-27) = 180 because the two angles add up to 180 degrees so then plug in 23 for x and solve
(92) + (115-27)
(92) + (88) = 180 degrees
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