Z = 25. y = 101. I got this because of the parallel lines theorem. In essence, what this theorem means is that the alternate exterior angles are congruent. If you see, this means that 6z - 71 = 79. After solving this equation, you get z = 25. y = 101 because of supplementary angles. Z is 25, but the value of that angle is not 25 because first, you have to solve the equation, in which you get 79. 180 - 79 = 101.
Z = 25.
Y = 101.
Answer?
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi, not sure if I’m absolutely correct but it should be 10 pounds
<em><u>The pair of like terms are:</u></em>

<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
<em><u>Given expression is:</u></em>

We have to find the pairs that are like terms in the given expression
Like terms means that, terms that have same varibale but different ( or same ) coefficients
Here in the given expression "x" and "y" are the two variables present
Arrange the like terms

So here the first two terms has same varibale "y" but different coefficients. So they form a pair of like terms
"x" is present only once . There is no other term with variable "x"
6 and -2 are constants
So the pair of like terms are: 