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find the. value of y​

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Answered by Anonymous
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line m // line l and line t is their transversal

angle y + 135° = 180°.... interior angles

y = 180° – 135°

y= 45°

Answered by Anonymous
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\pink\bigstarAnswer:

\boxed{\sf y\: =\:{45}^{\circ}}

\blue\bigstarGiven:

  • m || l
  • t is the transversal bisecting the lines m and l which are parallel.
  • \angleCDF = 135°

\red\bigstarTo find:

  • The value of y.

\pink\bigstar Solution:

\because m || l and t is the transversal,

\therefore \angleCDF + \angleDFG = 180°

( Interior angles on the same side of the transversal)

\implies 135° + y = 180°

( Substitution of values)

\implies y = 180° - 135°

\implies \boxed{\sf y \: = \: {45}^{\circ}\:}

\boxed{\sf \therefore y \: = \: {45}^{\circ}\:}

\blue\bigstar Concepts Used:

  • Co - Interior angles Property (Sum of the Interior angles on the same side of the transversal is 180° )
  • Substitution of given values
  • Transposition Method

\red\bigstarExtra - Information:

  • A transversal is a line that passes through two lines lying in the same plane at two distinct points.
  • Corresponding angles formed by the intersection of transversal and a given pair of parallel lines, are equal.
  • Alternate Interior angles and Alternate Exterior angles are equal, which are formed by the intersection of a transversal and a pair of given parallel lines.
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