Math, asked by kandasamy6888, 1 month ago

please answer this question the question is in attachment

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Answered by fbbackupbretta

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Answer:

x=360-88

Step-by-step explanation:

x=272degrees

Answered by mahendra15aug

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Answer:

x = 88⁰

Because, it is a parallel line or transversal, and x = 88⁰ because it is corresponding angle.

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