Ignore outside work find all missing variables and measures of each angle**

Mathematics

1 answer:

borishaifa [10]3 years ago

8 0

Answer:

y= 18

42°

x=60

60°

Step-by-step explanation:

because of vertical angles theorem, 2y+6=8y-102

add 102 to 6

2y+108=8y

subtract 2y from 8y

108=6y

y= 18

now plug in to each equation for angles

2(18)+6= 42°

8(18)-102= 42°

now I dont think you can solve for x and y in an equation. 3x=180

divide 3 from 180

180/3 = 60

x=60

plug 60 into 3x=180 and get 180°.

angles for x are 180°

if I'm incorrect on the X value someone please correct me.

I hope this helps!❤

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