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The "heart" shown in the diagram is formed from an

equilateral triangle ABC and two congruent semicircles on

AB. The two semicircles meet at the point P. The point O

is the centre of one of the semicircles. On the semicircle

with centre O, lies a point X. The lines XO and XP are extended to meet AC at Y and Z respectively.The lines XY and X Z are of equal length.

What is ∠ZXY?

A → 20° B → 25°
C → 30° D →40°

E → 45°

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Option A is correct.

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The "heart" shown in the diagram is formed from an equilateral triangle ABC and two congruent semicircles on AB. The two semicircles meet at the point P. The point O is the centre of one of the semicircles. On the semicircle with centre O, lies a point X. The lines XO and XP are extended to meet AC at Y and Z respectively.The lines XY and X Z are of equal length.

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  • Value of ∠ZXY

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Let's suppose ∠ZXY = x°

We can say that ∆POX is an isosceles as OP = OX ( radii of same circle )

\therefore ∠OPX = ∠OXP = x°

Also, ∠APZ = ∠OPX ( vertically opposite angles )

So, ∠APZ = x°

It is given that, ∆ABC is an equilateral ∆,

\implies ∠ZAP = 60°

We know that, the exterior angle of a is equal to the sum of interior opposite angles.

\implies ∠YZX = ∠ZAP + ∠APZ

\implies ∠YZX = ( 60 + x )°

It is also given that, XY = XZ

So, we can say that XYZ is an isosceles .

\therefore ∠ZYX = ∠YZX = ( 60 + x )°

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By using angle sum property in XYZ,

\implies \tt{x°+(60+x)°+(60+x)°=180°}

\implies \tt{3x+120°=180°}

\implies \tt{3x=180°-120°}

\implies \tt{3x=60°}

\implies \tt{x={\cancel\dfrac{60°}{3}}}

\implies \tt{x=20°}

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Hence option A) is the correct answer.

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Step-by-step explanation:

a) = 20 is correct answer

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