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Find m∠DEH and m∠FEH.

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Answered by saisha2492006
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The figure is a right angle that is 90°. Using this,

(10x+21)+(13x)= 90°

10x+21+13x= 90°

23x= 90-21

23x= 69°

x= 69/23

x= 3°

<DEH= 13x= 13×3 = 39°

<FEH= 10x+21 = 10×3+21 = 51°

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

∠FEH = (10x+21)°

∠DEH = 13x°

∠FED = 90°

To find:

The value of ∠DEH and ∠FEH.

Solution:

From the given figure, we can observe that,

∠FED forms a 90°, so the sum of the angles formed at point E will be 90°.

So, we can write,

∠FEH + ∠DEH = ∠FED

(10x+21)° + 13x° = 90°

23x+21=90

23x=69

x=3

So, we put the value of x to find the respective values of the angles, as follows,

∠FEH = (10x+21)°

=(30+21)°

=51°

∠DEH = 13x°

=39°

Hence, ∠FEH is 51° and ∠DEH is 39°.

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