if m<JNP=3x-5 and m<JNL=5x+59,

find the value of x so that <JNP and <JNL are supplements of eachother?
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m<jnp=3x-5  m>jnl=5x+59
3x=-5                 5x=59

x=-5-3                 x=59-5

x=-8                     x=54
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