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Answered by GraceS
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\fbox{Solution 1}

Given :

PC intersects QB

PQ || BC

To find :

value of u and y

Solution :

Since,PC intersects QB

 \angle \: PAQ  = \angle  \: BAC = 60 \degree

 \triangle \: ABC is an isosceles triangles

where AC=BC

Since, sides are equal then,angles facing them will also be equal.

 \angle \: ABC =  \angle  \:  BAC

 \angle \: ABC =  \angle  \:  BAC =60 \:  \degree

Sum of all angles of triangle =180°

In  \triangle \: ABC

 ⟶\angle \: ABC +  \angle \: ACB  + \angle \: BAC = 180 \degree \\

⟶60 \degree + u + 60 \degree = 180 \degree

⟶u = 180 \degree - 120 \degree

⟶u = 60 \degree

Sum of opposite interior angle is equal to Exterior angle.

 ⟶\angle \: ABC  +  \angle \: BAC  =  \angle \: ACD \\

⟶60  \degree+ 60\degree = y

⟶y = 120\degree

Hence,

value of u=60° and y =120°

\fbox{Solution 2}

Given :

  \triangle\: TRS  \:  and \: \triangle \: PQR

To find :

value of u and y

Solution :

Sum of all angles of triangle =180°

In \triangle \: PQR

 ⟶\angle \: PRQ +  \angle RQP   + \angle \:  QPR = 180 \degree \\

⟶100°+60°+u = 180°

⟶160°+u = 180°

⟶u = 180°-160°

⟶u = 20°

 ⟶\angle \: PRS   +  \angle \: PRQ = 180 \degree \:  \:  \: (linear \: pair) \\

 ⟶\angle \: PRS   +  100 \degree= 180 \degree \:  \:  \:  \\

 ⟶\angle \: PRS   = 180 \degree - 100 \degree

 ⟶\angle \: PRS   = 80 \degree

Sum of all angles of triangle =180°

In  \triangle\: TRS

 ⟶\angle \: TSR +  \angle  SRT  + \angle  RTS = 180 \degree \\

⟶y+80°+65°=180°

⟶y+145°=180°

⟶y=180°-145°

⟶y=35°

Hence,

value of u=20° and y= 35°

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