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The value of y is 110 degrees. Since the two lines are parallel, hence x is equivalent to 70 according to alternate theorem rule.

<h3>Line Geometry</h3>

The given line geometry is made up of lines and an isosceles triangle. The triangle has equal base angles

Determine the value of y

70 + y = 180 (supplementary)

y = 180 - 70

y = 110 degrees

Since the two lines are parallel, hence x is equivalent to 70 according to alternate theorem rule.

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