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We know that WZ is a line, and all lines measure 180 degrees.

Therefore, Angle PWX + Angle PYX + Angle PYZ = 180 degrees. Plug in what we know:


\sf 25\textdegree + 85\textdegree +x=180\textdegree

Simplify:


\sf 110\textdegree +x=180\textdegree

Subtract 110 to both sides:


\sf x=70\textdegree

So angle PYZ is 70 degrees.

Angle ZX is equal to Angle PYX + PYZ.


\sf 85\textdegree +70\textdegree =\boxed{\sf 155\textdegree}
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