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Find the measure of the remote exterior angle. m∠x=(4n−18)°m∠y=(n+8)°m∠z=(133−6n)° m ∠ x = ( 4 n − 18 ) ° m ∠ y = ( n + 8 ) ° m ∠ z = ( 133 − 6 n ) °

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Answer: 55

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User LukeSkCzEnDeRuPl
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Answer:

67°

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Find the measure of the remote exterior angle. m∠x=(4n−18)°, m∠y=(n+8)°, m∠z=(133−6n)° angle Z being the exterior angle.

Before we can get the exterior angle Z, we need to first calculate the value of n.

In geometry, the sum of interior angles is equal to the remote exterior angle.

m∠z = m∠x + m∠y

(133-6n)° = (4n-18)°+(n+8)°

133-6n = 4n-18+n+8

-6n-4n-n = -18-133+8

-11n = -143

n = 143/11

n = 13°

Since the exterior angle m∠z =(133-6n)°

Substituting n = 11 into the equation will give:

m∠z = 133-6(11)

m∠z = 133-66

m∠z = 67°

The remote exterior angle is 67°

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