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Angle 1 can be represented by the expression 6x + 30. Angle 2 can be represented by the expression 16x - 10. If the two angles are congruent, write an equation to find the value of x
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Angle 1 can be represented by the expression 6x + 30. Angle 2 can be
represented by the expression 16x - 10. If the two angles are congruent,
write an equation to find the value of x
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Since the 2 angles are congruent you can make them equal each other
6x+30 = 16x-10
Subtract 6x from the left and right
30 = 10x-10
Add 10 to both sides
40 = 10x
Now divide by 10
4 = x
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