In CDE, m∠C = (4x - 16)^∘, m∠D = (6x - 1)^∘, and m∠E = (4x - 13)^∘. Find m∠C.

Name: In CDE, m∠C = (4x - 16)^∘, m∠D = (6x - 1)^∘, and m∠E = (4x - 13)^∘. Find m∠C.
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Description: In CDE, m∠C = (4x - 16)^∘, m∠D = (6x - 1)^∘, and m∠E = (4x - 13)^∘. Find m∠C.

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In \triangle CDE, m\angle C = (4x - 16)^\circ, m\angle D = (6x - 1)^\circ, and m\angle E = (4x - 13)^\circ. \newline Find m\angle C.

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