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2 years ago

21. In the figure given below, AC is parallel to DE. Find the valuesof xy and z and hence find the 2DBE.

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1 answer:

algol132 years ago

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Answer:

X= 50°

Y= 70°

Z= 30°

BDE= 30°

2BDE= 60°

Step-by-step explanation:

(2x -70 )+z+(2x+20)=180...(sum of angle on a straight line)

2x -70 = BDE... alternate angles

Y + (2x-70)+(50+x-20) = 180...(sum of angles in a triangle)

X-20 = z ... alternate and opposite angles

(2x -70 )+z+(2x-+20)=180

2x-70 + x-20 +2x +20= 180

5x -70= 180

5x = 250

X= 50°

X-20 = z

50-20= z

30° = z

2x -70 = BDE

2(50) -70 = BDE

100-70 = BDE

30°= BDE

Y + (2x-70)+(50+x-20)

Y + 100-70 +50 +50 -20 = 180

Y + 200-90=180

Y= 70°

2BDE = 2*30

2BDE= 60°

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