Math, asked by s12246, 4 months ago

Find the unknown value of x and y in the following diagram:

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Answered by Pharas

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Answer:

y=40 ( 180 angle)

x=70

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Answered by Bhavana786

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The value of y = 40°

y + 140 = 180 ( linear pair)

y = 40°

x + x + y = 180. ( sum of interior angles in triangel is 180)

2x + 40 = 180

2x = 140

x = 70°

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