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Well m<1 and m<2 are equal because of the same side interior angles rule.
So you have to find out what number can replace X and make both problems equal.
Plug in a random number and find out if it's too high or too low. Then keep pluging numbers from there until they are perfectly equal.
For instance try 13
That gives you a negative answer so it's too big.
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Then go to something a little smaller like 5
That gives you 20 for problem one
and 10 for problem two
Are you able to plug in the rest from there?
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