Math, asked by samridhiarora85, 3 months ago

in the given fig , find x and y

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Answered by akichanbaby650

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AD and BC bisect each other at 90°

=> ABCD is a rhombus

=>ang BAC= ang BDC => x=70° and y=37°

Answered by hardikriyankalita158

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Answer:

x - A and C

y - B and D

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