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The sum of the measures of any two supplementary angles is 180 degree. < L and < S are supplementary angles. The measures of < L is sixty-six degrees less than five times the measure of < S.What is the measure of < L? Use “deg” for the degree symbol.What is the measure of < S? Use “deg” for the degree symbol.
answered Nov 1, 2023
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Please explain what are integers?
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answered Jun 20, 2023
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answered Jan 17, 2023
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The rhinoceros iguana, which lives on the island of Hispaniola, lays up to 20 eggs in a burrow. While studying an iguana colony, naturalists found 12 eggs in the first burrow, 6 eggs in the second burrow,
answered Jan 6, 2023
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answered Nov 25, 2022
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Find the value of x. Then find the measure of each labeled angle
answered Sep 16, 2022
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answered Aug 26, 2022
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Find the value of x - 4 for x= 9.
answered Apr 27, 2022
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