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Answered by Anonymous
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Given

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  • l₁ || l₂

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To Calculate

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  • Value of x

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Concept Used

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Co - Interior Angle

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If the two lines are parallel, then co-interior angles add to give 180° and so are supplementary.

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Solution

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 \bf \implies (3x + 20) \degree + 2x\degree = 180\degree(co - interior \: angle

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 \bf \implies3x + 20 + 2x = 180

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 \bf \implies5x + 20 = 180

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 \bf \implies5x = 180 - 20

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 \bf \implies 5x = 160

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 \bf \implies x = 160 \div 5

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 \bf \implies x = 32 \degree

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Hence, value of x is 32°.

Answered by Anonymous
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Given

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  • l₁ || l₂

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To Calculate

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  • Value of x

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Concept Used

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✭ Co - Interior Angle

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If the two lines are parallel, then co-interior angles add to give 180° and so are supplementary.

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Solution

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</p><p>\bf \implies (3x + 20) \degree + 2x\degree = 180\degree[co - interior \: angle]</p><p>

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\bf \implies3x + 20 + 2x = 180

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\bf \implies5x + 20 = 180

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\bf \implies5x = 180 - 20

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\bf \implies 5x = 160

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\bf \implies x = 160 \div 5

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\bf \implies x = 32 \degree

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Hence, value of x is 32°.

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