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If m < WXY = 160 what are the m< WXZ and m < ZXY

If m < WXY = 160 what are the m< WXZ and m < ZXY-example-1
User DamienG
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\\ \sf\Rrightarrow 5x+8+7x-4=160


\\ \sf\Rrightarrow 12x+4=160


\\ \sf\Rrightarrow 12x=156


\\ \sf\Rrightarrow x=13

  • <WXY=5(13)+8=65+8=73
  • <ZXY=7(13)-4=91-4=87
User Sam Rueby
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Answer:

m< WXZ = 73

m< ZXY = 87

Explanation:

WXY = WXZ + ZXY

WXY = 5x+8+7x-4

WXY = 12x+4

m < WXY = 160

160 = 12x + 4

156 = 12x

13 = x

WXZ = 5x + 8

= 5*13 + 8

= 73

ZXY = 7x - 4

= 7*13 - 4

= 87

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