Two parallel lines are crossed by a transversal. What is the value of h? h = 60 h = 80 h = 100 h = 120
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<u><em>Answer:</em></u>
h = 60°
<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
We are given that lines k and l are parallel lines.
This means that angles 120° and h are <u>supplementary angles</u>.
This means that their measures <u>add up to 180°</u>
<u>Therefore:</u>
180° = 120° + h
h = 180° - 120°
h = 60°
Hope this helps :)
<u><em>Answer:</em></u>
h = 60°
<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
We are given that lines k and l are parallel lines.
This means that angles 120° and h are <u>supplementary angles</u>.
This means that their measures <u>add up to 180°</u>
<u>Therefore:</u>
180° = 120° + h
h = 180° - 120°
h = 60°
Hope this helps :)
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*the figure is shown in the attachment
Answer/Step-by-step explanation:
Since <XYZ and <YZX are said to be congruent, therefore, the side opposite to each of the angle are also equal. Therefore, ∆XYZ is an isosceles ∆.
Find the value of n by creating an equation to solve for n:
XY = (9n + 12) ft
XZ = (15n - 6) ft
XY = XZ (2 equal lengths of isosceles ∆)
9n + 12 = 15n - 6 (substitution)
Combine like terms
9n - 15n = - 12 - 6
-6n = -18
Divide both sides by -6
-6n/-6 = -18/-6
n = 3
Find the length of leg XY by substituting n = 3 into XY = (9n + 12) ft.
XY = (9(3) + 12) ft
XY = (27 + 12) ft
XY = 39 ft
Find the length of leg XZ by substituting n = 3 into XZ = (15n - 6) ft.
XZ = (15(3) - 6) ft
XZ = (45 - 6) ft
XZ = 39 ft
