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alina1380 [7]2 years ago

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The measure of the angle x is 117 degrees

<h3>Line geometry.</h3>

To determine the value of x in the given diagram, we will use the alternate angles theorem

The value of x is expressed as shown;

p + q= x

If the value of p = 51, then;

51 + q. = x

Determine the value of. q

q = 108 - 42

q = 66

Determine the value of x

x = 66 + 51

x = 117 degrees

Hence the measure of the angle x is 117 degrees

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