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Slav-nsk [51]
3 years ago
12

May someone please show the full steps please! I will mark brainlist. I’m having a hard time understanding this.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Rufina [12.5K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

x=12 y=6  m(ABC)=102  m(BCD)=78 m(DAB)=78

Step-by-step explanation:

alright mate so lets start with the properties of parallelogram:

  1. Opposite angles are equal
  2. Sum of any two adjacent angles is 180degree

(there are more but we will use those here)

  • so lets start with 1st property for help:

m(BCD) is opposite angle for m(DAB) so those equations should be equal each other and this will give us a hint

6x+y=4x+5y\\2x=4y\\x=2y            i just changed the places of x to be in one place and                                                                                                  s                                     same for y then divided both sides by 2

  • Now lets use the 2nd property (sum of two adjacent angles is 180)

m(ABC) is adjacent to m(BCD) so

(7x+3y)+(4x+5y)=180  add x to x and y to y it will be

11x+8y=180\\  

  • Now we going to use the first one x=2y in this equation so we can deal with one variable

replace x with 2y so 11x will be 22y

22y+8y=180\\30y=180\\y=6          added the y to y and then divided both sides by 30

x=2y \\x=2*6=12

now we got x and y

then lets start to substitute every x and y in the equations

  1. 7x+3y\\7*12+3*6=102\\
  2. 4x+5y\\4*12+5*6=78

    3.6x+y\\6*12+6=78

now we got everthing hope i helped you sorry also for being late it toook alot to type it so you can understand

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