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In the figure below, lines p and s are parallel.
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In the figure below, lines p and s are parallel.

In the figure below, lines p and s are parallel.-example-1
User Slava Knyazev
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Answer:

22

Explanation:

60+6x-12= 180

6x = 180 -48

x= 132/6= 22

User Animeta
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Answer:

c

Explanation:

i used a calculator (they never lie)

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