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Xelga [282]4 years ago

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Answer:

Once $x$ is opposite to $z$ , they are the same. It is the same for $y$ , equals to 40º.

m∠y = 40º

The ∠x and 40º are supplementary, therefore ∠x = 140º.

∠z = 140º

m∠x = 140º

m∠y = 40º

m∠z = 140º

Considering the explanation from the question 4:

m∠x = 50º

m∠y = 130º

m∠z = 50º

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