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Help marking as braninliest answer if gotten right!

Help marking as braninliest answer if gotten right!-example-1

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Answer:

k = 60

Explanation:

Because supplementary angles are either 2 angles where the sum equals 180, if we take 60 for
\angle {1}, and then add it to
\angle {2}, we get 2(60) = 120 for
\angle 2 and 60 for
\angle 1, meaning that if we add the values of both angles together, it will be 120 + 60 = 180.

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Answer:

k=60

Explanation:

k+2k=180

3k=180

k=60

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