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In the figure below, mLWXZ-75°, and m/1 is four times m2. Find m2.

In the figure below, mLWXZ-75°, and m/1 is four times m2. Find m2.
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In the figure below, mLWXZ-75°, and m/1 is four times m2. Find m2.

In the figure below, mLWXZ-75°, and m/1 is four times m2. Find m2.-example-1
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15^(\circ)

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m\angle 1+m\angle 2=75^(\circ) \\ \\ 4m\angle 2+m\angle 2=75^(\circ) \\ \\ 5m\angle 2=75^(\circ) \\ \\ m\angle 2=15^(\circ)

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