Mathematics, 28.09.2021 09:10 maddieb1011

ZA and B are vertical angles. If mZA = (2x + 7)° and mZB = (5x + 16)", then find the measure of ZB.

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ZA and B are vertical angles. If mZA = (2x + 7)° and mZB = (5x + 16)", then find the measure of ZB...