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If m<1=6x+2, m<2=16x, find m<1
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If m<1=6x+2, m<2=16x, find m<1

If m<1=6x+2, m<2=16x, find m<1-example-1
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B) 26

Explanation:

Since the triangle is a right triangle angle 1 and 2 should add to 90 degrees. you would evaluate 6x+2+16x=90. 22x+2=90. 2x=88x. x=4. Plug 4 into the equation for angle 1. 6(4)+2=26

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