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Mathematics, 14.07.2019 20:00, jimyyyy

Drag a statement or reason to each box to complete this proof. given: quadrilateral abcd with m∠a=(7x)° , m∠b=(5x)° , m∠c=(7x)° , and m∠d=(5x)° . prove: x = 15

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