Math, asked by army777777, 4 days ago

AB II CD & BC Il ED , find x

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Answered by trishagoswami717

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Answer:

x=105 degrees

Answered by gaadhavijayan

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answer: x=105°

Step-by-step explanation:

as co-interior angles are equal the angle <D and <C will be supplementary so <C will be 180-75=105°

as the alternate interior angles are equal x and angle C will be equal

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