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Which equation can you use to solve for x? x + 108 = 180 180−x=108 x + 71 = 180 x + 71 = 108

Which equation can you use to solve for x? x + 108 = 180 180−x=108 x + 71 = 180 x + 71 = 108
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Which equation can you use to solve for x?

x + 108 = 180
180−x=108
x + 71 = 180
x + 71 = 108

Which equation can you use to solve for x? x + 108 = 180 180−x=108 x + 71 = 180 x-example-1
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Ye hes right, im saving his thing so he can get credit

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User Nonsleepr
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x+71=108
because they're alternate angles and alternate angles have the same measures
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