Math, asked by tripathisandhya721, 1 month ago

please anybody help me to solve this problem

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Answered by tannimkaukab

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l don't know. if I know I would tell sorry

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Answered by venkyshukla126

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yoo!! bro/sis ✌✌

Here, angle ACD = 55 degree. ( alternative angles are equal ).

Therefore, x = 180 - 55 ( linear pair ).

= 125 degree.

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