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Find the measure of x. 15(x+2) X=-1 x = 7 X = 9 x=13
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Find the measure of x.
15(x+2)
X=-1
x = 7
X = 9
x=13

Find the measure of x. 15(x+2) X=-1 x = 7 X = 9 x=13-example-1
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The answer is x=7. 135=15(x+2). Then you’ll get 135=15x+30. You subtract 30 from each side leaving 105=15x. To get x by itself, you then divide 15 on both sides, making the answer x=7.
User Tadejsv
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Answer:

x=7

Explanation:

7+2 = 9. 9*15 = 135 degrees

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