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In AHIJ, m_H = (4x + 1)º, mZI = (2x – 6)°, and m_J = (6x – 7)º. Find
mZJ.

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In AHIJ, m_H = (4x + 1)º, mZI = (2x – 6)°, and m_J = (6x – 7)º. Find
mZJ....