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Find the value of y m<1 = 3y+6
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Find the value of y
m<1 = 3y+6

Find the value of y m<1 = 3y+6-example-1
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Answer:

32

Explanation:

User Pedrostanaka
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m∠1=90

3y−6=90

3y=96y

y=32

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