< 1 and < 2 are supplementary angles. m < 1 is 4y+7, and m< 2 is 9y+4. find m< 2.

Supplementary angles are angles that add to 180°. Given that and are supplementary angles, we can say that the measures of the two angles add to 180°, as shown below:

The problem also gave us values for and , which we can substitute into the equation we found in the last step, as shown below:

We have found that y = 13. We can use this to find by "plugging in" the 13 for y:

The measure of angle 2, is 121°.

step-by-step explanation:

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