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two supplementary Angles are (2y - 7° ) and (3y + 2°) . find the value of y​

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Answered by floaty
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Answer: 37 deg

Step-by-step explanation:

Supplementary angles add up to 180

180 = 2y - 7 + 3y + 2

180 = 5y - 5

185 = 5y

y = 185/5 = 37

Answered by divyapakhare468
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To find : the value of y .

Given : (2y - 7° ) and (3y + 2°) , are supplementary angles .

Solution :

  • when sum of measurement of two angles is 180° then these angles are called as supplementary angles.
  • Therefore , according to question we write given condition  as :
  • ( 2y - 7° ) + (3y  + 2°) =180°

                5y - 5° = 180°

                 5y = 180° +\  5°

                   y = \frac{185}{5}

                    y = 37°

Hence , the value of y is 37° .

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