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In the figure below, m2=56° and mZXWY=153º, Find m Z1.

In the figure below, m2=56° and mZXWY=153º, Find m Z1.
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In the figure below, m2=56° and mZXWY=153º,
Find m Z1.

In the figure below, m2=56° and mZXWY=153º, Find m Z1.-example-1
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User Ketan Bhavsar
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Answer: 97°

Explanation:

∠XWY = 153°

∠2 = 56°

∠1 = ?

Solution:

∠XWY-∠2=∠1

153°-56°=?

? = 97°

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