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find the ratio of (x+y):(y-x)

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Answered by Bunti360
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Here is the solution :

Angle at F = 180°(Since it is a linear angle)

=> 30 + 20 + y = 180°
=> y = 130°,

According to the Question L(l) is parallel to m,

Now, AC acts as a Transversal line,

So,
From properties of Parallel and transversal line,

Angle (A) + Angle(C) = 180°
=> 100 + x = 180°

=> x = 80°,

Now,
Our question is to find the ratio of,
(y+x)/(y-x)

From the data We obtained,
y + x = 210°, and,
y - x = 50°,

Now ratio = 210/50 = 21/5 or 4.2,

Therefore : The answer is 21/5 or 4.2,

Hope you understand, Have a Great day !
Thanking you, Bunti 360 !
Answered by DharamveerSingh
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hey \:  \:  \:  \:  \\ first \: see \:  \: y \:  \\ staight \: line \: angle \:  = 180 \\ so \: y = 180 - (30 + 20) = 130 \\ y = 130 \\  \\ now \: for \: x \:  \\ internal \: angle \: sum = 180 \\ so \: x = 180 - 100 = 80 \\ x = 80 \\ now \: answer \: for \:  \\ x + y \div y - x = 130 + 80 \div 130 - 80  \\  = 210 \div 50 = 21 \div 5 = 4.2 \\  \\  \\  \\  \\ hope   \: it \: helps
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