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Find the value of x and take out the value of measure of each angles.

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Answered by Creepyboy95
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<b>Find the value of x and take out the value of measure of each angles.

<b>As vertically opposite angles are equal, we have

\implies−3x−y+179=2x+y+134

\impliesor 5x+2y=179−134

\implies[tex]i.e. 5x+2y=45 ............................(1)[\tex]</p><p></p><p>[tex]&lt;b&gt;Also fourth angle will be 6x−3y.

[tex)<b>Further some of all angles is 360∘, hence[/tex]

\implies−3x−y+179+2x+y+134+6x−3y+6x−3y=360[/tex]

\impliesor 11x−6y=360−179−134=47 ............................(2)

&lt;b&gt;Multiplying (1) by 3 and adding to (2), we get

\implies15x+6y+11x−6y=135+47 or 26x=182 i.e. x=7.

&lt;b&gt;Putting this in (1), we get 35+2y=45

\impliesor 2y=45−35=10 i.e. y=5

\implies&lt;br&gt;Hence (a) x=7, (b) y=5

\implies(c) −3x−y+179=−3×7−5+179=179−26=153

\implies

(d) 6x−3y=6×7−3×5=27

\implies

(e) 2x+y+134=2×7+5+134=14+5+134=153

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