M21 = (4x + 9)° and m2 2 = (x - 14)° in the given figure. Find x. K 37 O 19 7 8

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M21 = (4x + 9)° and m2 2 = (x - 14)° in the given figure. Find x.

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37
O 19
7
8

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Answer:

you have it crrect

Explanation:

it is 37

Newton answered Nov 26, 2021

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