document.write( "Question 1049483: Given: ∠A is comp. to ∠B
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document.write( "∠C is comp. to ∠B
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document.write( "∠A = (3x+y)°
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document.write( "∠B = (x+4y+2)°
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document.write( "∠C = (3y-3)°
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document.write( "Find: m∠B\r
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document.write( "(comp. = complementary)\r
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document.write( "I was thinking that since complementary angles are (90-x) you would figure out what x is by possibly adding angle A angle B and angle C all together and solving... I'm not sure if this is right. Would you use solving systems? I was thinking maybe you would because there's x and y you need to solve for. I am having a hard time understanding this concept. \n" );
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