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Answered by MrMonarque
10

\huge{\pink{\underline{\underline{\bf{☆\;SoluTion:}}}}}

Given,

∆ABC ≈ ∆DEF

Such That,

AB = DE

BC = EF

CA = FD

Hence, By CPCT

Angle ABC = Angle DEC

→\;{\sf{(x+5)° = 50°}}

→\;{\sf{x = 50°-5°}}

→\;{\sf{x = 45°}}

✒️ The Value of x is \red{\bf{45°}}

Angle ACB = Angle DFE

→\;{\sf{25° = (y-5)°}}

→\;{\sf{25°+5° = y}}

→\;{\sf{y = 30°}}

✒️ The Value of y is \green{\bf{30°}}

Hope It Helps You ✌️

Answered by khushbumahak
7

Answer:

Finding Angle B

Angle B = Angle E

So, x +5° = 50°

x = 50°- 5°

x = 45°

Finding Angle F

Angle F = Angle C

So, y - 5° = 25°

y = 25°+5°

y = 30°

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