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Help with numbers #4 and #6, please!!!!!!

Help with numbers #4 and #6, please!!!!!!-example-2

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Answer:

x = 140 z=50 w=130

Explanation:

180-40 = 40

90 - 40 = 50

180 - 50 =130

ManWithSleeve answered Jan 9, 2023

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