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There are two vertical angles in a figure with measures M angle one equals 2X -16° and M angle two equals 98°. What equation will solve for X

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Vertical angles are equal in measure. Therefore, to solve for X, we can set the measure of angle one equal to the measure of angle two and solve for X.

2X - 16° = 98°

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