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asked Mar 26, 2021 9.0k views

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Find mZabc
(6x-7)
(4x+23)
15
90
83
41

Mathematics
middle-school

by Jim

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Answer:

15

Explanation:

Let x = m∠abc

6x-7 = 4x+23

⇔

6x - 4x = 23 + 7

⇔

2x = 30

⇔

x = 15

Smiler answered Apr 1, 2021

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