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What is the measure of <x​
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What is the measure of <x​

What is the measure of <x​-example-1
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Hmmm this is gonna be a long process
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Answer:

x = 104°

Explanation:

180-76=104

z = 104°

z and x are vertical from each other, therefore, z = x

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