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Answered by Anonymous
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Here,

 \angle \: A = 6x - 2

&

 \angle \: B \:  = 4x + 48

as,

 \angle \: A =  \angle \: B \: (alternate \: interior \: angle)

 \implies \: 6x - 2 = 4x + 48

  \implies \: 4x = 50

 \implies \: x = 12.5 \degree

so,

 \angle \: A = 6x - 2 = 6 \times 12.5 - 2

 = 75 - 2

 = 73 \degree

Answered by nehashanbhag0729
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Answer:

Here,

\angle \: A = 6x - 2∠A=6x−2

&

\angle \: B \: = 4x + 48∠B=4x+48

as,

\angle \: A = \angle \: B \: (alternate \: interior \: angle)∠A=∠B(alternateinteriorangle)

\implies \: 6x - 2 = 4x + 48⟹6x−2=4x+48

\implies \: 4x = 50⟹4x=50

\implies \: x = 12.5 \degree⟹x=12.5°

so,

\angle \: A = 6x - 2 = 6 \times 12.5 - 2∠A=6x−2=6×12.5−2

= 75 - 2=75−2

= 73 \degree=73°

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