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What is the measure of Z1 when the measure of Z2 is 15.6 ? when the measure of 24 is 56.2° ? when the measure of 27 is 36.3 ? When the measure of 22 is 15.6 , the measure of Z1 is . When the measure of Z4 is 56.2 , the measure of Z1 is . When the measure of 27 is 36.3, the measure of Z1 is .