Mathematics, 23.09.2020 19:01, frisha

<1 and <2 are verlical angles. If m<1 =
(5x + 12) and m2 = (6x - 11)", find <1).

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<1 and <2 are verlical angles. If m<1 =
(5x + 12) and m2 = (6x - 11)", find <1)....