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Angle relationships with parallel lines

Angle relationships with parallel lines
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Angle relationships with parallel lines

Angle relationships with parallel lines-example-1
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Answer: 136°

Explanation:

In this angle relationship, it is a supplementary angles. because the parallel lines are separated by a line, the 2 angles make 180°.

180°=44°+x°

x=136°

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