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Answered by yashasvi987231
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Answer:

67 = y

( corresponding angles)

90+ x + y = 180

( sum of angles of triangle is 180)

90+67+x=180

157 + x =180

x = 180-157

x= 23

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

As the lines are parallel

angle 1. = y .........alternate interior angles theorem

therefore y = 67 degrees .......... equation 1

So now

in right angled triangle,

90 degrees + y + x = 180 degrees......... by the angle sum property of triangle

( x and y are angles)

substituting the value of Y from the above equation 1

90 + 67 + x = 180 degrees

157 + x = 180

taking 157 to L. H. S becomes - 157

SO,

x = 180 - 157

therefore x = 23 degrees

Hence the angles are found

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