Answer to Question #99857 in Geometry for Kevion

Question #99857

Find x if m<1 = -1 + 13x and m<2 =11x +3

Expert's answer

If measures of angles 1 and 2 are equal, then

-1+13х= 11х+ 3 ,

2х=4 ,

х= 2.

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