Math, asked by rebitasinam1, 1 year ago

The measure of two angles forming a linear pair are (x+y)°and (x-y)°.find x

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Answered by girieshwar

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(x+y)°and (x-y)°

(x+y)°+(x-y)°=180°

2x = 180°

x=180°/2=90°

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