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The angles below are supplementary. What is the value of x? A pair of supplementary angles is shown. One angle measures 4x + 20, and the other angle measures 40. 5 7.5 15 30
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supplementary means they add up to 180.
4x + 20 + 40 = 180
Ok so its C?
no. can I see what you did?
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Ok i did math on a piece of paper and got B
ok. how did you get that?
Am i correct??
I'm not playing the guessing game.
Me either im just asking is it correct or not just 1 simple question
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It's just as simple for you to show me what you did, like I asked half an hour ago.
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