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Mathematics, 06.07.2020 06:01 jennaranelli05

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In the diagram above, Z4 = x+30 and
Z2 = 2x+15. Find the measure of Z4.
24 = [ ? 1°
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In the diagram above, Z4 = x+30 and
Z2 = 2x+15. Find the measure of Z4.
24 = [ ? 1°
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