\\(\boxed{140}\\)
The given expression is \(30 \div (3+x)\). We need to find an equivalent expression.
A) \((3+x) \div 30\) is not equivalent because division is not commutative.
B) \(30 \div (x+3)\) is equivalent because addition is commutative (3+x = x+3).
C) \((3 \div 30) + x\) is not equivalent because division is not distributive over addition.
D) \(30 \div 3 + 30\) is not equivalent because it doesn't involve the variable x and doesn't respect the order of operations in the original expression.
\\(\boxed{B}\\)
Let the measure of the second angle be 'm'. The sum of the two angles is 183.6 degrees. One angle measures 54 degrees. So, the equation is:
m + 54 = 183.6
Subtract 54 from both sides of the equation:
m = 183.6 - 54
m = 129.6
\\(\boxed{m = 129.6^{\circ}}\\)