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Mathematics, 14.05.2021 18:40 Nerdyprincesd8689

In the figure shown, m_1= (4x +12)° and m_2=(6x +8)

What is m_1?


In the figure shown, m_1= (4x +12)° and m_2=(6x +8)
What is m_1?

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In the figure shown, m_1= (4x +12)° and m_2=(6x +8)

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