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find the value of x and y from the adjoining figure​

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Answered by AngelineSudhagar
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Step-by-step explanation:

In ∆ ABC,

Given that,

\large \color{cyan} \mathcal{AB = AC}

By isosceles property,

Angle ABC = Angle ACB = x

Hence in ∆ ABC, by angle sum property,

➡ x + x + 48 = 180°

➡ 2 x = 132

➡ x = 132/2

  \color{palegreen}\large\text  \ \boxed {x = 66°}

In ∆ ACD ,

By isosceles property,

angle DAC = angle CDA = y

In line BD,

x + angle ACD = 180° [ linear pair ]

➡ angle ACD = 180-66 = 1 1 4

In ∆ ACD, by angle sum property,

➡ 2y + 114 = 180

➡ 2y = 66

➡ y = 66/2

➡ y = 33 °

hope it helps..

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