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In ΔEFG, \overline{EG} EG
is extended through point G to point H, \text{m}\angle EFG = (2x+1)^{\circ}m∠EFG=(2x+1)

, \text{m}\angle FGH = (6x+2)^{\circ}m∠FGH=(6x+2)

, and \text{m}\angle GEF = (x+19)^{\circ}m∠GEF=(x+19)

. Find \text{m}\angle GEF. m∠GEF.

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