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Find the value of y, x, and z

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Answered by rajkumarrajan85659

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X=55° (vertical opposite angles)

y=125° supplement of 55°

z=125° vertical opposite angle of y

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Answered by khushboo786

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we know that x=55°and the value of y and z will also same so do=

55+55=110

360-110=250

and 250/2=125

yet y and z are 125and125

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