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Answered by SillySam
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 \underline{ \bf{Given   - }}

✔ The two lines are parallel.

✔Angle ABC = 105 °


 \underline{ \bf{to \: find \:  - }}

x=?


 \underline {\bf{solution \:  - }}


Angle ABC + angle CBEG= 180° (linear pair)

\implies105° + angle CBG =180°

\impliesAngle CBG = 180° -105°

\impliesAngle CBG = 75°

⟹ Now, the lines are parallel, we know that if two lines are parallel and cut by a transversal, then:-

✔ Corresponding angles are equal.

✔ Alternate angles are equal.

✔ The sum of co-interior angles is 180°


Since, angle CBG and angle DEF are corresponding angles formed on parallel lines,

so, angle DEF = 75°


 \boxed{ \bf{ \implies{x = 75}}}



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Answer:

x + 105 = 180 \: (linear \: pair \: axiom)

x = 180 - 105

x = 75

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