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Given that in ΔABC side AB = (3x +10)cm, ∠A = 2x +15° and in ΔPQR side QR = (5y + 15)cm, ∠R = 5x - 60°. Also ΔBAC = ΔQRP by SAS criterion of congruence.
Calculate and select the correct values of x and y

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Answered by amitnrw
7

Given : ΔABC side AB = (3x +10)cm, ∠A = 2x +15°  

ΔPQR side QR = (5y + 15)cm, ∠R = 5x - 60°.  

ΔBAC = ΔQRP  by SAS criterion of congruence.

To Find : values of x and y.

Solution:

ΔBAC ≅ ΔQRP by SAS

=>AB = QR

and  ∠A = ∠R

AB = QR

AB = 3x +10

QR = 5y + 15

=> 3x + 10  = 5y + 15

=> 3x  = 5y  + 5

∠A = ∠R

∠A = 2x +15°

, ∠R = 5x - 60°.

=>  2x +15°  = 5x - 60°.

=> 3x = 75°

=> x = 25

3x  = 5y  + 5

=> 3(25) = 5y  + 5

=> 5y = 70

=> y = 14

x = 25

y = 14

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Answered by somya2563
30

Step-by-step explanation:

✰Question ::-

Given that in ΔABC side AB = (3x +10)cm, ∠A = 2x +15° and in ΔPQR side QR = (5y + 15)cm, ∠R = 5x - 60°. Also ΔBAC = ΔQRP by SAS criterion of congruence.

Calculate and select the correct values of x and y.

Solution::-

 \sf∆BAC =~ ∆ QRP \:  by \: SAS </u></p><p><u>[tex] \sf∆BAC =~ ∆ QRP \:  by \: SAS   \\  \sf: \implies AB = QR  \: and \:  \angle A = \angle R

AB = QR

  • AB = 3x + 16
  • QR = 5y + 15

 \sf:\implies 3x + 10 = 5y + 15 \\ </p><p> \sf:\implies 3x + 10 = 5y + 15   \\ \sf:\implies 3x = 5y + 15

 \bull \:  \sf\angle A = \angle R  </p><p> \\ \bull \sf\angle A = 2x + 15°</p><p> \\  \bull \sf\angle R = 5x - 60°

\sf:\implies 2x + 15° = 5x - 60° </p><p> \\ \sf:\implies 3x = 75 </p><p> \\ \sf:\implies x =  \frac{\cancel{75}}{ \cancel3} </p><p> \\ \sf:\implies \fbox \green{ x = 25°}

\sf:\implies 3x = 5y + 5 </p><p> \\ \sf:\implies 3(25) = 5y + 5</p><p> \\ \sf:\implies 5y =  \dfrac{ \cancel5}{ \cancel{70}}</p><p> \\ \sf:\implies y =  \frac{\cancel  \red{15}}{\cancel  \red{5} } \\ \sf:\implies \: \fbox  \blue{y = 14}

x = 25°

y = 14°

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Hope it helpful..✨️

@Somya2563

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