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Find the value of x if the mZ1 = 12x + 19° and the mZ2 = 22% – 9° .

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Find the value of x if the
mZ1 = 12x + 19° and the
mZ2 = 22% – 9° .

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it shows the solving steps and answer :) hope it helps

Find the value of x if the mZ1 = 12x + 19° and the mZ2 = 22% – 9° .-example-1

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