Mathematics, 22.05.2021 05:40 daeshawnc14

In the figure, m<1 = (5x + 6)°, m<2 = (2x + 23)°, and
m<3 = (8x + 12)°. What is m<3?

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In the figure, m<1 = (5x + 6)°, m<2 = (2x + 23)°, and
m<3 = (8x + 12)°. What is m<...