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3 years ago

What is the measurement of A, B, C, D, W, X , Y and Z please help !

Mathematics

1 answer:

DedPeter [7]3 years ago

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Hey!!!

Here's your answer:

<A=7x+40

<B=60 degree

7x+40+60=180( sum of angle in straight line)

or,7x+100=180

or,7x=180-100

or,7x=80

or,X=80/7

X=11.42

Now,

Replacing value,

<A=7x+40

 =7*11.42+40

 =79.94+40

 = 119.94 degree

<B=60 degree

<C=<A[ being vertically opposite angles]

<C=119.94 degree

<D=<B[being vertically opposite angles]

<D=60 degree

<W=<A[ being corresponding angles]

<W=119.94 degree

<X=<B[being corresponding angles]

<X=60 degree

<Y=<W[being vertically opposite angles]

<Y=119.94 degree

<Z=<X[being vertically opposite angles]

<Z=60 degree.

Hope it will help you

Good luck on your assignment

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