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Find the value of x

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge{\underline{\underline{\rm{Given→}}}}

  • \rm\green{Angle\:1=2x}
  • \rm\green{Angle\:2=(x+15°)}

\huge{\underline{\underline{\rm{To\:Find→}}}}

\rm\purple{→The\:value\:of\:x.}

\huge{\underline{\underline{\rm{Answer→}}}}

As the above pair is a linear pair, so Angle 1+Angle 2=180°

\rm\blue{→2x+(x+15°)=180°}

\rm\blue{→2x+x+15°=180°}

\rm\blue{→3x+15°=180°}

\rm\blue{→3x=180°-15°}

\rm\blue{→3x=165°}

\rm\blue{→x=\dfrac{\red{\cancel{\blue{165°}}}}{\red{\cancel{\blue{3}}}}}

\rm\blue{→x=55°}

{\boxed{\boxed{\rm{\pink{→x=55°✔}}}}}

Hence the value of x is 55°, So option B) 55° is the correct answer.

HOPE IT HELPS.

Answered by Anonymous
43

{\huge{\underbrace{\rm{Answer\checkmark}}}}

  • \rm{1^{st}\;angle=2x\degree}
  • \rm{2^{nd}\;angle=(x+15)\degree}

{\tt{As,\:AB\;is\;a\;straight\;line}}

{\tt{so,}}

{\tt{The\;sum\;of\;the\;two\;angles=180°}}

 \angle1 +  \angle2 = 180 \degree

 \implies \rm \: (2x) \degree + (x + 15) \degree = 180 \degree

 \implies \rm \: 2x + x + 15 = 180

 \implies \rm \: 3x = 180 - 15

 \implies \rm \: 3x = 165

 \implies \rm \: x = 55

 \tt \: so \: the \: angles \: would \: be

  \mapsto\boxed{ \rm \angle1 = 2x = 2 \times 55 = 110 \degree}

 \mapsto \boxed{ \rm \: x + 15 = 55 + 15 = 70 \degree}

{\sf{Option~B~is~correct}}

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