Finding m<2 When m<1 & m<2 are Given

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Aug 28, 2016

<1 and <2 are vertical angles. If m<1 = 17x + 1 and m<2 = 20x - 14, find m<2.

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Aug 28, 2016

As vertical angles have the same measure, set 17x + 1 = 20x - 14, solve for x and substitute that value for x into the expression for angle 2 (or angle 1 if you prefer; they both have the same measure). The result is the desired measure.

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